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Ok gang, I know some of these off the top of my head and resorted to my black book for the rest. Could someone help fill in the blanks on the ones that I have no idea about?
*Also a friend and I were discussing the '88 and '89 Challenge Cars; what was there RPO?*
AC1 6way pass seat
AC3 6way driver seat
AQ9 sport seat leather
AS8 manual restraint
BGR ???
B4P rad boost fan
CC3 transparent roof
CF7 non transparten roof
C2L dual removable roof
C68 electronic ac
DL8 remote defog mirror
D4D Gear driven spedo
D74 iluminated visor mirror
D9B Sensor ??
E5Z ????????
E9Z ??????
FE7 HD suspension
FX3 adjustable susp
GT7 3.33 gear
G87 8.50 in gear
J55 HD power brake
KC4 Engine oil cooler
K68 105 amp alt
L98 350tpi engine
ML9 man 6 spd
MN6 6spd merch opt
NA5 fed emissions
NK4 leather wheel
QA1 17X9.5 alum wheel
UJ6 low tire warning
UQ4 bose 4 speaker syst
UU8 etr,clock,cassette
U52 Electronic instrument cluster
VO1 HD radiator
V73 ?????????
XAU p275/40zr17 tire
YAU p275/40zr17 tire
Z51 performance suspension
1AY ?????????
15B med slate grey trim
41U Black
64S bronze roof color
90I grey interior
90Z Grey metalic
902/909 Grey
I don't know if Chevrolet had an RPO for the 88 and 89 Corvette Challenge cars. These had specific-built engines by the Flint plant, sealed and returned to Bowling Green for installation on the production line.
A private company installed the racing components and the cars were sold to various race teams. If anything, the Challenge cars that were ordered were similar to the COPO process of earlier years. I believe you had to have some connections to GM or an SCCA racing team to get one of these cars.
The RPO B2C Callaway cars were different in that cars were first ordered by a customer, built in BG as a stock car and then delivered to Callaway who did the mods in their shop and then delivered to the dealers.
I had thought someone here had posted once on the Challenge Car codes, but I could be mistaken. Below is what I do know about the cars (This is referring to the '89 specifically).
All 60 Challenge cars were built with FE7 springs and stabilizers; and were FX3 equipped.
All FX3 (non challenge cars) received FE1 springs and stabilizers to provide more adjustability (softer) even if it had FE7,
The spring code for front FE1 and FX3 = FHA
FE7 exc FX3 = FHB
The spring code for rear FE1 and FX3 = NYR
FE7 exc FX3 =NYU
BTW: I think you mean B2K not B2C, B2K also triggered its own set of special codes along with the B2K option.
From: Why are there squished peanut butter cups in my underware?
Re: Help on RPO codes. (Daniel_Mc)
Below is what I do know about the cars (This is referring to the '89 specifically).
All 60 Challenge cars were built with FE7 springs and stabilizers; and were FX3 equipped.
All FX3 (non challenge cars) received FE1 springs and stabilizers to provide more adjustability (softer) even if it had FE7,
The spring code for front FE1 and FX3 = FHA
FE7 exc FX3 = FHB
The spring code for rear FE1 and FX3 = NYR
FE7 exc FX3 =NYU
:iagree: info is also the same for MY1990 stock Vettes.
In 1990, R9G was the RPO for World Challenge. I don't think the Corvette Challenge cars for 88-89 had an actual separate RPO. After 1990 I believe GM stopped doing the in-house mods for the Challenge stuff.
Edit: Well you probably knew that from the Black Book, but I believe the Cor-Vette Specs book has a detailed article about those cars.