The suggestions just keep on coming...two months in. Must be some actual demand!

:)

any word on any of these items yet steve? i didn't see a reply anywhere in here.... u still around?

anyways, a coupon code would be CLUTCH. :D

Carbon fiber kits for 85' corvette other than decals that cover dash plates etc...

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I's like to see a 100 horsepower off the rack kit. Bolt it on, tune it and be done with it. Weekend project.:willy:

'ya know, I'd throw out my entire exhaust system (that I love) if I could find a kit that put tasteful chrome side pipes on my 'vette and kept it street legal (at least running 1 cat). The kit would have to be fed from the front of the car and run back, not like the other sidepipes (to me the chrome pipe looks the best and I wasn't much for how the exhaust would have to flow in the other system). I know it doesn't sound too realistic, but I was actually planning on trying the universal kits and using an x-pipe like setup to get the proper length from the headers...

Maybe a beer dispencing sun visor, or a LED steering wheel, how about shag carpet:rofl: :D Honestly I would really like to see some adapters for C5 and Z06 parts. Anything that I might be able to bolt up. OH BTW I have tons more like the first ones if your interested:thumbs:

I have bought from you guys before, and have been reasonably satisfied. But, as so many others have pointed out, you really should ditch those gimmick "performance" parts that simply don't do what they're said to do. Or at the very least, ditch the bogus claims about them. It would improve your credibility quite a bit if you'd verify the manufacturers' claims to at least some minimal extent before you echo them.

And, as others have said, the format of your current catalog really does suck. I shouldn't have to wade through pages of exterior items for all generations in order to find a replacement air dam for my C4, for instance.

Now, having covered the criticisms, here's an item that you could sell in large numbers:

The OEM door switches (that operate the interior lamps) for C4s are garbage. They break almost as quickly as they're installed. Much like the clutch slave cylinders, which are also a problem, as has already been noted here. How about a high-quality aftermarket solution to both of these problems for us?

Be well,

SJW

Steve-
I have some really good ideas for products that I have been developing and designing. If you would like to hear about these products please contact me via email at prcollin@c4nation.com They are simiple but will be very effective products for water leaks when washing car with a higher pressure hose or heavy rains and a product that allows you to hose down the inside of your engine, assuming nothing that you have under the hood that is too prone to rust. THis product protects electrical components only.

I agree! We had one of these made for the '84' at a local hose shop using our original ends, and it came out great. Cost was $70.00.

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Underhood wire harness!! :iagree:

You are a supporting vendor...start making yourself more well known on the forum by offering forum member discounts and group purchases. Also, ditch the back section of your catalog that has corvette jewelry, clothing, watches, etc.

How about letting us buy one seat cover, instead of having to buy a pair all the time. I'm sure the price for one would be more than half the price of the pair so loss of profits wouldn't be an issue

I think everything on my list has already been mentioned, but just in case you are counting votes for how interested we are:
1. Brushed aluminum dash kits for early C4 (4+3) with overdrive switch on console.
2. LED tail lights for early C4 or at least a conversion so the bulbs could be changed from the outside.
3. "Breadbox" eliminator with the word "Corvette" on it and the possibility of an actual glove box behind it.
4. Quick release targa top latches.
5. Two, C4 specific catalogs per year.
5. (This may not have been mentioned) A pad to put on floor jack with a notch so the jack can be located in the center to raise the entire side at one time (as has been recommended on this site many times).
Thanks for asking.

Anything for a ZR1

Hi,
Found my on line at AutoZone and they were Goodyear brand and fit just like the OEM.
John

How about a performance intake manifold for the crossfire guys you would have a monopoly on that (the X-ram is not a crossfire manifold)

Shorter (more ground clearance) front spoiler.

Rearview mirros with Compass and temp (Like the GM Surburban ones).

Quick Release Targa.

Double Din Radios that dont cost a leg. (I don't care to pay for navigation).

Battery Relocation Kit.

Quality Cowl Hoods.

A heads up display.

Fog Light upgrade kit.

Head light upgrade kit.

Quality Two or Three Gauge Piller Pod.

Coil-Over Kit.

A nice looking Cup holder (us 6-speed guys can't use the stock ones, and they are kinda small for todays cups, I set my drink in the passenger seat in one of the four cup holder things the fast food stores give you, i keep it in my car).

Anything that actually quiet downs the car.



I would buy all of those.

That would be an excellent product for guys who have lowered their Vette. Would help with driveway scraping.:yesnod:

New parts
 

I would personally like to have mesh inserts for the front parking lights on a 84-87 vette. I have and idea for it.

Secondly, I would like to see a fin for the rear of a C4 instead of a spoiler it would be similiar to a lip on the rear where the spoiler would go, I have and idea for it.