oneandgone

For a C5 Z06 of course.

sean.b

if you dont mind working with fiberglass, it's pretty easy for a DIY. there's a tutorial online for it, too:

http://www.tradezone.com/vette/tubing.html

oneandgone

Thanks, I'll check that out.

oneandgone

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CamminC5

I was going to post up that info too. Save a ton of money that way.

SmoothFRC

I'm in the middle of this job. Not bad at all. Liners are worst part.

oneandgone

My biggest concerns with a diy is the liners and the shock relocation. I have been hunting and hunting for pics of the shock relocation parts.

Titan22

That's perfect! Can't believe I didn't think of that!! West Systems makes a crazy good epoxy ive used for boat building and repair that would come in handy. You have to buy a gun to dispense but it's well worth it if you do stuff like this much and the epoxy has high gap filling ability. I'm defenatly saving this post.

oneandgone

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Doug Porcaro

I'm positive you don't have to relocate the shocks.

oneandgone

From the info I've found it seems to depend on what size wheel you're running.

sean.b

theres no steel on these things; just aluminum. if you're relocating shocks, just take this thing to a shop and drop it off. the fiberglass work required to do the tubbing is menial compared to the expertise necesary to relocate shocks.

CactusCat

Here's some more info for you to devour. Some info will be relative and some won't. Maybe you'll get some good ideas from it.

https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums...cs-inside.html

http://teamzr1.com/tubC5.html

http://www.c5forum.com/forum/ubbthre...te_id=1#import

oneandgone

Still looking.

I appreciate the info guys. Mainly still looking because of the nice fender liners that came with the kit.

oneandgone

I now someone has a kit they never installed...

oneandgone

Payment sent for an unused kit. Woohoo! I'll update the thread once it arrives.

oneandgone

Got everything and in excellent condition. Thanks!