Plan no Mod Stock
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Burning Brakes
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From: Maple North Carolina
Plan no Mod Stock
I read the threads here everyday and have to ask: How many of you have just left the vette stock or maybe made a minimal mod?
FYI: I have a stock 01 that has remained that way for about nine years. It needs new floor mats so it might get a new "mod" mat. I love it as it is. It's a Corvette and that in itself is pretty cool. So anyone else avoiding the mod disease?
Thanks.
Bill
FYI: I have a stock 01 that has remained that way for about nine years. It needs new floor mats so it might get a new "mod" mat. I love it as it is. It's a Corvette and that in itself is pretty cool. So anyone else avoiding the mod disease?
Thanks.
Bill
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I have a 98 targa pretty much all stock. I've aready owned it for one whole month too. Stock is a short lived phrase around here. I've got a corsa axle back sitting in my room and a thunder racing cam and springs going in this weekend. LOL.
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Originally put Depo's on when I got my 99 'vert back in March of this year. Ran them for 3 weeks, put the pop-ups back on when I found a nice set of factory magnesiums. Now she's all stock....and staying that way. 
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I too have not a single mod. Still have the original rock hard noisy tires, too much tread left to justify a purchase other than the age of them and safety factor if pushed.
I do love them all; bone stockers, highly modded, and everything in between.
The forum here has them all, and all respect and admire one another for their cars as they are.
I do love them all; bone stockers, highly modded, and everything in between.
The forum here has them all, and all respect and admire one another for their cars as they are.
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I said I would leave mine stock.....that lasted about 3 months.....
I can appreciated an all stock car just like I can a heavily modified, its all in the owners preference. sometimes I wish I had all of the money I spent on mods....
I can appreciated an all stock car just like I can a heavily modified, its all in the owners preference. sometimes I wish I had all of the money I spent on mods....
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Burning Brakes
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From: Maple North Carolina
Not Alone & Thanks
With all the activity on this forum, I glad to see others haven't gone overboard with the mods. I do not have a problem with the mods just wondered after years of watching the forum, if everyone had taken the plunge.
I am not alone...
BTW: I have also added the CLB (I forgot it) and repaired my window door control modules with the info obtained here. I would like to say "thank you" to everyone for posting so much about the vettes. I learn more about my car everyday and without you all, I would be stuck with the chevy dealer repairs and no other source of repair info... I'm sure the dealer would cost me a boat load of money.
"Thank you!!!"
I am not alone...
BTW: I have also added the CLB (I forgot it) and repaired my window door control modules with the info obtained here. I would like to say "thank you" to everyone for posting so much about the vettes. I learn more about my car everyday and without you all, I would be stuck with the chevy dealer repairs and no other source of repair info... I'm sure the dealer would cost me a boat load of money.
"Thank you!!!"
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Nothing at all wrong with leaving the car completely stock - it's one fine automobile that way too. I find it hard to resist making at least some changes to the car to make it more personalized to my taste. 
