Vararam Installation Question?
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Vararam Installation Question?
Anyone know of a shop near Los Angeles where I can get a Veraram B-2installed? Who has the time to take the entire front end of the car apart; I read the instructions and it was like building a clock! 
Racer
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From: Los Angeles California
They do sell the Vararam.
SG
Pro
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LAPD for sure.
The install is not that bad. I did it in six hours and I work real slow.
You need to get some additional instructions though.
Check out the web site for Cajundude, they have great step by step with pictures.
savage1
The install is not that bad. I did it in six hours and I work real slow.
You need to get some additional instructions though.
Check out the web site for Cajundude, they have great step by step with pictures.
savage1
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Thaaaank YOOOOUU!!
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Seriously,
I did mine over a lazy snowy sunday morning in a 50 degree garage.
I started at 8 and was done before noon and took 3 coffee breaks of 15-20 minutes each to warm up.
I always wear nitrile rubber (blue) gloves and yes I went through a few pairs .. but they are cheap and I did not lose any skin.
While I was at it and under there I also upgraded the fog light bulbs with higher wattage... clear Sylvania 885 50 W bulbs for more light.
I also did not use any of the spacers, which I found gave me better alignment.
You might also consider doing skid plates
http://www.customcorvetteaccessories...skidplate.html
and "Fat Mamas" at the same time
http://www.customcorvetteaccessories...fattmamma.html
I did mine over a lazy snowy sunday morning in a 50 degree garage.
I started at 8 and was done before noon and took 3 coffee breaks of 15-20 minutes each to warm up.
I always wear nitrile rubber (blue) gloves and yes I went through a few pairs .. but they are cheap and I did not lose any skin.
While I was at it and under there I also upgraded the fog light bulbs with higher wattage... clear Sylvania 885 50 W bulbs for more light.
I also did not use any of the spacers, which I found gave me better alignment.
You might also consider doing skid plates
http://www.customcorvetteaccessories...skidplate.html
and "Fat Mamas" at the same time
http://www.customcorvetteaccessories...fattmamma.html