Build Code Questions
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Melting Slicks
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Build Code Questions
Does anyone have answers to the following?:
1. What is the difference between CFA (body color roof panel) and C2Q (full painted carbon fiber & glass 2/3LZ pkg)? I want the roof and halo to be body color, so which do I choose?
2. What is the cost for EYT (carbon flash badge pkg)? Is it done at the factory or at the dealer?
3. Does N26 (suede 3-spoke steering wheel) come with the 3LZ pkg? If not, what is the cost?
4. What exactly is D30 (color combination override)?
5. What is 1L* (microfiber sueded seat inserts N/A 1LZ), and is it redundant if I'm ordering AE4 (competition seat w/ sueded insert)?
6. What is VTB (rear fascia protector) and how is it beneficial?
7. Does IWE (upper suede trim) come as part of the 3LZ pkg?
Thanks in advance for your help!!!
1. What is the difference between CFA (body color roof panel) and C2Q (full painted carbon fiber & glass 2/3LZ pkg)? I want the roof and halo to be body color, so which do I choose?
2. What is the cost for EYT (carbon flash badge pkg)? Is it done at the factory or at the dealer?
3. Does N26 (suede 3-spoke steering wheel) come with the 3LZ pkg? If not, what is the cost?
4. What exactly is D30 (color combination override)?
5. What is 1L* (microfiber sueded seat inserts N/A 1LZ), and is it redundant if I'm ordering AE4 (competition seat w/ sueded insert)?
6. What is VTB (rear fascia protector) and how is it beneficial?
7. Does IWE (upper suede trim) come as part of the 3LZ pkg?
Thanks in advance for your help!!!
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#1 just order a standard car and you get the roof and halo body color
#2 carbon flash badging is also standard
#4 it's when you order a exterior color and they don't offer an interior color from the order guide that they recommend . for example Laguna blue with a red interior
#7 YES
#2 carbon flash badging is also standard
#4 it's when you order a exterior color and they don't offer an interior color from the order guide that they recommend . for example Laguna blue with a red interior
#7 YES
Racer
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From: spicewood texas
#1 just order a standard car and you get the roof and halo body color
#2 carbon flash badging is also standard
#4 it's when you order a exterior color and they don't offer an interior color from the order guide that they recommend . for example Laguna blue with a red interior
#7 YES
#2 carbon flash badging is also standard
#4 it's when you order a exterior color and they don't offer an interior color from the order guide that they recommend . for example Laguna blue with a red interior
#7 YES
Racer
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From: spicewood texas
#1 just order a standard car and you get the roof and halo body color
#2 carbon flash badging is also standard
#4 it's when you order a exterior color and they don't offer an interior color from the order guide that they recommend . for example Laguna blue with a red interior
#7 YES
#2 carbon flash badging is also standard
#4 it's when you order a exterior color and they don't offer an interior color from the order guide that they recommend . for example Laguna blue with a red interior
#7 YES
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Melting Slicks
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Your questions can be answered here......
#1 just order a standard car and you get the roof and halo body color
#2 carbon flash badging is also standard
#4 it's when you order a exterior color and they don't offer an interior color from the order guide that they recommend . for example Laguna blue with a red interior
#7 YES
#2 carbon flash badging is also standard
#4 it's when you order a exterior color and they don't offer an interior color from the order guide that they recommend . for example Laguna blue with a red interior
#7 YES
Safety Car
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From: Cary NC
#1. One is a body color roof. The other comes with two roofs - the body color roof and a separate glass roof.
#2. Carbon flash badges is the way the Z06 comes from the factory. Chrome badges are standard for the Stingray. You can change that, of course.
#3. N26 comes with competition seats. Has nothing to do with trim level except that you must order microfiber seat inserts on 2LZ and 3LZ.
#4. Is used to order an interior-exterior (or convertible roof) combination that is not listed in the back of the order guide. For example Lime Rock Green with a red interior is not offered as a standard combination, so if you have your heart set on that combo it requires a color override.
#5. Yes, redundant as far as you are concerned if you are already ordering comp. seats with inserts.
#6. Yes.
The order guide is 109 pages long and it explains all these answers. Are you certain you are looking at the actual order guide?
#2. Carbon flash badges is the way the Z06 comes from the factory. Chrome badges are standard for the Stingray. You can change that, of course.
#3. N26 comes with competition seats. Has nothing to do with trim level except that you must order microfiber seat inserts on 2LZ and 3LZ.
#4. Is used to order an interior-exterior (or convertible roof) combination that is not listed in the back of the order guide. For example Lime Rock Green with a red interior is not offered as a standard combination, so if you have your heart set on that combo it requires a color override.
#5. Yes, redundant as far as you are concerned if you are already ordering comp. seats with inserts.
#6. Yes.
The order guide is 109 pages long and it explains all these answers. Are you certain you are looking at the actual order guide?
Last edited by CaryBob; Aug 27, 2014 at 05:12 PM.
Safety Car
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From: Cary NC
It is a dealer-installed accessory. Not something you would order from the factory. Probably a clear film. Ask the dealer.
That RPO code is not unique to the Corvette. It's listed in the order guide for quite a few GM vehicles. Combined with the fact that it's a dealer-installed option, I would guess that it's a clear film applied to the lower portion of the rear fascia. That is something you can always do later on.
That RPO code is not unique to the Corvette. It's listed in the order guide for quite a few GM vehicles. Combined with the fact that it's a dealer-installed option, I would guess that it's a clear film applied to the lower portion of the rear fascia. That is something you can always do later on.
Last edited by CaryBob; Aug 27, 2014 at 05:17 PM.
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I have seen a picture of the rear fascia protector. It is a black vinyl piece that is used to cover the rear of the car when you are accessing the rear compartment. It is like a fender cover that a mechanic might use, but for the rear of the car. It is clearly a dealer supplied item.