Blackout07's wife's new 2015 White Diamond Tahoe

blackout07 · October 22, 2014

Looks great!

Gracias. This is the ONLY wheel she liked so I was slightly limited. But I guess it is hers after all and I like em too.

blackout07 · October 24, 2014

Clean pic

YZFSteve · October 25, 2014

Looking very nice.

blackout07 · October 25, 2014

Hit the wheels with Mothers chrome Polish. Any recommendations on a good sealant for the chrome?

blackout07 · October 25, 2014

Thanks Steve.

I just made a template and cut these out of my white pearl vinyl for the center caps.

blackout07 · October 25, 2014

The bow ties break up the centers nicely I think.

CANDenali · October 25, 2014

Looks great, awesome ride.

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blackout07 · October 25, 2014

Looks great, awesome ride.

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Thanks man.

blackout07 · November 29, 2014

I'm not a fan of the black eyebrows over the fogs on the LTs and I'm not sold on the chrome ones on the LTZs either, so I used some left over vinyl and wrapped the ones in the wife's tahoe. dependimg on the lighting sometimes it looks to match better than others. And it's clean so I'm going to whore it a little.

SlavO · November 29, 2014

In 2016 I'm getting my wife one off those (2015) tho like yours . Your family has very nice chevys in the house. I'm going to try that vinyl over my stock bow tie on my rims like you did with the 20" rims. Awesome chevys u guys have

blackout07 · November 30, 2014

Thanks,

Flying Tomatoes · December 9, 2014

Looks fantastic.

Have you thought about lowering it? I think something small like a 2"-4" would look amazing.

blackout07 · December 9, 2014

Looks fantastic.

Have you thought about lowering it? I think something small like a 2"-4" would look amazing.

Thanks. I've thought about dropping the rear 2" but that would be it.

blackout07 · December 9, 2014

I installed the fogs in about 15 minutes. It's a simple process. First I ordered the brackets from GM Parts Giant for about $42 shipped, using part #s 22936482 and 22936483. I then ordered the lights, that are in fact the 07-13 Silverado fogs, from Amazon for like $36 for the pair! I used the old Silverado/Avalanche part #s 25883245 and 25883246 for this as the pair cost half of what a single light costs using the updated Tahoe part #s 22872762 and 22872763. I'm not sure what, if any, difference there is between these two lights, but from what I can tell, they look the same and both fit.

The install is straight forward. Remove 2 10mm bolts from the bottom of the wheel house liner. They're found just in front of the tire. There's a push rivet there too. Just pop it out. Now you can easily reach behind the filler bracket and remove the 4, 7mm bolts holding it in. Now you're ready to reverse the process with the new bracket and fogs.

The fogs themselves just pop into the brackets with very little effort.

Next up is the harness, which I'm sure is also from the GMT-900 Silverado as well, and the new switch for the Tahoe. Then I'll try and get them wired up. But for now I'm just glad to have those plugs gone.

hollis092 · December 10, 2014

Coming together quite nicely and quickly. Some projectors would look sweet in those fogs!

Not sure if you are fabbing your harness or if you are getting one from GM, but if you do make your own (which is really easy) I may have a fuse block PIN connector for you. I ordered some from mouser as I fabbed my harness to add fogs to my truck.