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C6 Corvette ZR1 & Z06General info about GM’s Corvette Supercar, LS9 Corvette Technical Info, Performance Upgrades, Suspension Setup for Street or Track
This is worthwhile IMO and not that hard. Especially if you track and/or run in the hot parts of the USA.
Froggy
Don't miss @ 16:10
You gave some really good advise in your video. When something is not working out the first thing to do is STOP as an old car guy myself you dont learn this restraint until you grow wise lol
You gave some really good advise in your video. When something is not working out the first thing to do is STOP as an old car guy myself you dont learn this restraint until you grow wise lol
Yeah, I used to try and force things, brute force, bigger hammer, etc. Taking a different approach is often better.
I would check Southern Car Parts maybe...but they pop up in the classifieds here as well. I swear there was a guy on here for quite a while that was selling the one for your car (you need a '12/'13 x-pipe, not one for a '06-'11).
I would check Southern Car Parts maybe...but they pop up in the classifieds here as well. I swear there was a guy on here for quite a while that was selling the one for your car (you need a '12/'13 x-pipe, not one for a '06-'11).
Thanks yes, the shape/dimensions would probably vary because of the xtra cats.
Yes there are holes for access to the small bolts/screws. Look close to see.
I see that, but the side shield pieces look pretty thick. Do you think when the bolts are removed, the tunnel plate would be able to slide past the side pieces?
I see that, but the side shield pieces look pretty thick. Do you think when the bolts are removed, the tunnel plate would be able to slide past the side pieces?
I think it'll work, but not taking it apart yet to prove it. haha The material is not titanium, it's soft backing on thin (aluminum?) metal. All you need to do is clear ONE SIDE then tip it, right?
I would check Southern Car Parts maybe...but they pop up in the classifieds here as well. I swear there was a guy on here for quite a while that was selling the one for your car (you need a '12/'13 x-pipe, not one for a '06-'11).
I bought the one you are mentioning above. It does keep the interior cooler.