Does anybody know?
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Le Mans Master
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2021 C4 of the Year - Modified Finalist
Does anybody know?
I have the rear control links (4link) from a 96, would they fit on an 86?
the rubber bushings are 10 years newer, and look to be in great shape since they have not been in Arizona all their life and have only 12,000 miles on them, it would be a no brainer to swap them out. My car has 166,000 on it.
the rubber bushings are 10 years newer, and look to be in great shape since they have not been in Arizona all their life and have only 12,000 miles on them, it would be a no brainer to swap them out. My car has 166,000 on it.
Melting Slicks
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Mirrock has a good parts chart showing changes over the years.
https://mirrockcorvette.com/c4-parts...uspension-rear
Fore some reason 1996 seem to have a different part number.
https://mirrockcorvette.com/c4-parts...uspension-rear
Fore some reason 1996 seem to have a different part number.
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Mirrock has a good parts chart showing changes over the years.
https://mirrockcorvette.com/c4-parts...uspension-rear
Fore some reason 1996 seem to have a different part number.
https://mirrockcorvette.com/c4-parts...uspension-rear
Fore some reason 1996 seem to have a different part number.
'96 I believe was/is maybe composite and of course there was also the different for F45 or whatever BUT dimensionally all were OK.
GM SPO part #'s show all years with no references. I started to mention maybe the OP could check and mention if 'composite' or NOT!
