u/hookydoo

These are about as rare as GMC syclones, having very similar production numbers (speaking specifically about the suburbans and Yukon XLs, there's a lot more quadrasteer pickups out there). This one is 1/225 Yukon XLs produced in 05'. Quadrasteer still works great, I've installed a new 4L80, rebuilt the rear differential (and replaced the carrier), and I'm currently replacing the front inner and outer tierods, pitman/idler arms, and likely the A arms as well.

These pics are from when my brother and I drove out to the dragon for a drivers weekend. Fun fact: I swapped the new diff and gears in literally hours before driving 8 hrs towing Miata on a hauler.

Fun fact: Olds stopped production in the silhouette before the made 500 of them, there was actually only 360 of them made.

Noticed the outside edge of my driver side front tire is worn down almost completely. The other 3 tires do not have similar wear. Is this typically caused by low tire pressure or could the camber be off? Unfortunately my stupid novelty inflator caps decided to corrode onto the valve stems on all 4 tires, so I'll have to fight those off before I can get a gauge on it to know if it's low for sure.