1996 Good points
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seats are better in a 96 than in a C5
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A good point of 96.
They didn't have a choice, they had to make it OBDII in 96. I perfer the OBDII, because here in Texas, I don't have to go on the rollers and have my tailpipe sniffed to pass inspection, they just hook the computer up and if its not throwing codes, it passes.
You could have a car with no cats, assuming you could pass the visual inspection for them if they do, and with a wild motor, and as long as the computer is happy, you will pass.
That's pretty sweet if you ask me.
A good point of 96.
Originally Posted by pionexxxx
I had a 96 a couple years ago had promblems with it outta the butthole and the OBDII and dexcool suck *** on them I've had the least problems c4 wise with my 95 c5's best was 03 the 04's are having some trouble.
they always try to add **** on the last year and usually deminishes something when they do it nobody I know wants OBDII ofcourse I know people that like to mod their vettes.
imo 95 is the best year it's the same damn exact car except it has OBDI and MOST of them have the regular coolant once you have had dex in it you must run it and now dexcool is dated.
they always try to add **** on the last year and usually deminishes something when they do it nobody I know wants OBDII ofcourse I know people that like to mod their vettes.
imo 95 is the best year it's the same damn exact car except it has OBDI and MOST of them have the regular coolant once you have had dex in it you must run it and now dexcool is dated.
They didn't have a choice, they had to make it OBDII in 96. I perfer the OBDII, because here in Texas, I don't have to go on the rollers and have my tailpipe sniffed to pass inspection, they just hook the computer up and if its not throwing codes, it passes.
You could have a car with no cats, assuming you could pass the visual inspection for them if they do, and with a wild motor, and as long as the computer is happy, you will pass.
That's pretty sweet if you ask me.
except I don't like the big butt on the C5s.
