New to me C4
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New to me C4
Well I just picked up a 1995 LTI 6 spd car. Needs some tlc and some fixes, but got a good deal and have been enjoying it so far. I am sure I will be perusing all the posts on suspension and brake upgrades and the like.
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Awesome purchase!
MSD ignition?
MSD ignition?
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Melting Slicks
Awesome looking C4 - love the color - I've owned (2) red C4s...
Now it's time to get that baby detailed...
Start out with a nice wash, then clay it, then polish it, then wax it... That engine needs a little TLC too. Spray some simple green and agitate with a soft brush. Lightly / mist rinse with hose (cover your alternator). Hit it with some protector or plastic/rubber coating for a shine and that baby will be looking sweet!!
Best of luck with her!!
Now it's time to get that baby detailed...
Start out with a nice wash, then clay it, then polish it, then wax it... That engine needs a little TLC too. Spray some simple green and agitate with a soft brush. Lightly / mist rinse with hose (cover your alternator). Hit it with some protector or plastic/rubber coating for a shine and that baby will be looking sweet!!
Best of luck with her!!
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Awesome looking C4 - love the color - I've owned (2) red C4s...
Now it's time to get that baby detailed...
Start out with a nice wash, then clay it, then polish it, then wax it... That engine needs a little TLC too. Spray some simple green and agitate with a soft brush. Lightly / mist rinse with hose (cover your alternator). Hit it with some protector or plastic/rubber coating for a shine and that baby will be looking sweet!!
Best of luck with her!!
Now it's time to get that baby detailed...
Start out with a nice wash, then clay it, then polish it, then wax it... That engine needs a little TLC too. Spray some simple green and agitate with a soft brush. Lightly / mist rinse with hose (cover your alternator). Hit it with some protector or plastic/rubber coating for a shine and that baby will be looking sweet!!
Best of luck with her!!
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Grats… Just a bit of Corvette bonding and she will be ready for miles of smiles.
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Enjoy your new ride, and Welcome!
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What ever you do, DONT use a hose on the engine compartment, you'll regret it, trust me. Go to Sam's Club and buy the cheap microfiber towels 36 for 16 bucks and some simple green, use a spray bottle and spray the towel only. That's how I did mine