Recent content by sse1990

I thought Shell was great also, but he has had customers using other companies, but use Shell for a tank and send him a data log and he tells them they used Shell due to all the knock retard and sure enough, they did use Shell. Since he is the guy tuning it, I'll have to listen to him. He has...

Did a search but didn't find it. Figured I would put it here since it has to do with tuning. I'm in the process of tuning my 2012 Sierra with the 5.3L. I'm going with a Diablosport Intune and getting a custom tune by Lew. Lew was mentioning to never use Shell gas due to the amount of knock...

Been over a year since I posted a pic of my GMT-900. It was still stock then, now, not so much.

When I bought the Buick, it only took about a month before I had new rims. This truck took me about 2 months, but it finally got done today. I found a set I like with just the right mix of black and shiny.

I went to the dealer to have mine done, cause parts and labour was less than labour alone from a local shop. Needless to say I left the Buick there and drove home that day with a brand new GMC Sierra crew cab 4x4. So ya don't go to the dealer, it gets expensive, lol.

On my 2012 Sierra, it has the Tpms. Recommended tire pressure for the truck is 45psi front and rear. The winter tires I will be using have a max pressure of 44psi. I was curious if anyone knew how many psi below recommended pressure listed on the door I can go before the TPMS tells me my...

I'm going to sell the rims, but keep the tires. My speedo will only be off by very little for the winter. I was hoping to not buy more rims, but I did find some nice black/machined aluminum rims that I have my eye on for summer, and my stockers will be my winter rims.

Nope, 4.2, with a pcmforless tune. Still have my stock PCM here.

No big plans. Side step bars and possibly some new 17" rims, so I can keep the stock rims for winter.

I have to ask. I'm guessing you had adapters to use the rims on your TB? I recently traded in my Buick Rainier and have a set of winter tires and rims, but of course wrong spacing. Not sure if it is worth looking for adapters or just buy new rims?

Almost a month ago I went to the dealer to fix the Buick Rainier and came home with a 2012 GMC Sierra. IMG_1504 by sse1990, on Flickr

Family picture. Figure I would take a shot with both my trucks. IMG_1504 by sse1990, on Flickr

What, you thought you could get rid of me that easily.......funny, funny man, haha!

To the Buick that is. Went in Friday to the dealer to have the fuel level sensor changed on my 2006 Rainier. I had time, so i took a truck on a test drive. By the end if the day I went home with a new truck and left th Buick behind. I brought home a 2012 GMC Sierra crew cab, 4x4. I love...

Nothing safety HAS to be done yet. Tires and brakes are getting there but not to the point they have to be done tomorrow. I usually like to take care of safety stuff right away or a bit ahead. I want to do them cause if I plan to keep it another year, they will have to be done within the year.