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Re: Dear Mr Fantasy... send me some cash, dude!!!
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You can run a mechanical FP gauge inside the cabin but you need an isolator which is basically some braided tubing and a rubber diaphragm. The cabin side is filled with antifreeze (I guess its physical characteristics are similar to gasoline(?). It's a bit of a PITA to get bled properly, but before the electronic units came out it was the only option.

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Re: Any interest in a Dana 44 Trac Lok Tech thread??
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200K on my D44, and I'm pretty sure the posi is just about spent. Looking forward to some good tech!

Posted on: 2012/8/10 16:17
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Re: "Tripple Black" make it any more desirable?
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I had a triple black C5 vert, in South Florida, and it was miserable, to say the least. Even without the heat issues, it just seems a little monotonous, to me. Of course, what do I know... my ZR-1 is white on gray, and that was the only color combination I wanted!

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Re: Rehabbing the "halo" cover
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Nice job... will have to keep this in mind for future projects.

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Re: What's a good brake power bleeder that'll do everything?
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I have tried the solo-bleed on 3 different cars now, and I can't get them to work. The amount of fluid that flows out is so minuscule, that a bleeding job would take hours. In order to get any significant flow, the bleeder must be unscrewed so far, that it's wobbling in the threads. Am I missing something?

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Re: Truck brake rotors price difference?
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I just put a set of Wagner rotors on my 97 GMC K1500. I had read reviews online seeming to indicate that they were US-made, but when they arrived, they were Chinese. However, I was in a time crunch and really didn't have the luxury of returning them and starting over. I have to say, they look to be a decent piece, not just cast but also machined on some surfaces. Been running on them for around a thousand miles so far, and no complaints. Lifetime warranty on em through advance auto.

Posted on: 2010/10/29 2:09
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Re: Speaker Install! Drivers Door Done!!!!
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if I can figure out a way to put a speaker in the 94-96 passenger side door panel, then I might be able to 'raise the stage'

I have the 4" and tweet in the rail and the 6.5" in the door (using 93 panels)


Jeff, are you running 94-96 door panels with the earlier dash?

Posted on: 2010/9/19 1:47
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Re: Who makes the best replacement seats?
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I'd definitely like to see some other options for cloth seats in a C4... I too am tired of looking at worn leather bolsters.

Posted on: 2010/9/11 4:23
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Re: 1989 L98 Engine rebuild - Part 1: removal
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That mystery sensor you wondered about is an oil pressure sensor or switch (I can't remember which).

Posted on: 2010/4/3 4:29
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Re: Free C4 Stuff
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I would like the hood unlocking tool and the lumbar pump.

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Re: Z06 Seats
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The base C5 seats have a hole in them which can be used for a harness, which is cool, the Z06 seats do not.


Actually, the ZO6 seats are just base seats with embroidery. The Sport Seats are the ones with the slot for the harness. Either way, C4 seats are way better in comfort and grip.

Posted on: 2009/12/2 0:42
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Re: "GM Performance" Optispark?
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A word of caution about purchasing from the Partsladi... I purchased a ZR-1 dual fuel pump assembly from them, supposedly a new AC Delco part. The item was Made in China, and it died 2 months and 150 miles after installation. Because I did not have the original box, they would not do a damned thing for me. I don't know how many of you save boxes for parts that are installed and appear to be operational, but this put a real bad taste in my mouth, and I will not give them any more business. I have spoken to folks in the know about ACDelco/Gm Parts issues, including a GM parts counterperson with 20+ years of experience, and it's BS. THe Box is not required for warranty returns, the Partsladi guys are simply not interested in providing warranty service for parts they sell.

Consider yourselves warned...

Posted on: 2009/10/26 21:16
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Re: How many C4 owners are seriously considering a C5 or C6?
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I did the reverse - I owned an '01 C5 convertible, and it bored me to tears. Yeah, it was a nice cruiser, but it never really "wowed" me at all. Sold it and came over to C4 territory - first my 94 LT1, now my '91 ZR-1. I'd consider another C5 if I had space and money, because I wouldn't really get much use out of it, but it's low on the list of desirable cars at this point. The C6 has zero appeal to me, I don't like the styling at all, with the exception of the ZO6, and even that's iffy.

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Re: Drove my buddies C5, talk about Blah
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Wow, these threads all go the same way, no matter when or where they start. It's just going around in circles.

Posted on: 2009/10/20 16:10
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Re: So... one should check the obvious first
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At least you found it before the plug touched the exhaust and melted!

Posted on: 2009/10/15 0:47
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Re: Pics of my '91 ZR-1
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VetteMed wrote:

This was the wheel style in '90:

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That's an 89.


Er, yeah. oops.

I think I got it right now:

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Posted on: 2009/10/9 23:34
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Re: Pics of my '91 ZR-1
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Sweet90, blasphemy? Sawblades came stock.


I did not know that, but not in 1990 right?

Jim

This was the wheel style in '90:

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Re: Pics of my '91 ZR-1
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OHHHH Swwwweeeeet! I'll take it. That is the ultimate C4 for me, perfect color in and out. The only change I would make is I rather like the saw blades on the ZR1. A guy at my work brought his in and that's what he had. Very nice car sir.


Thanks The red has grown on me, though deep down I wish it were white. The dilemma is, the car will need paint at some point down the road, do I keep it the original color, or go for broke and strip the car and have it painted white... decisions, decisions!!

I've never been a fan of saw blades, but the A-molds, it was love at first sight for me.

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Re: Pics of my '91 ZR-1
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Very nice. What other mods besides the C5 brakes and the radio?

Matthew


Headers, Corsa exhaust/cat delete, Hurst shifter. That's about it for now... top end porting maybe early next year if funds permit. I'd love to have the car painted - it's not quite as nice as the pictures make it look, in a few areas -- 19 years hasn't been kind to the paint in a few spots.

Thanks for all of the positive feedback, guys! Makin' my head swell up!

-Andrew

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Re: New Guy
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Welcome! I'm new too -- these guys seem like fun so far!

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Re: Pics of my '91 ZR-1
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Pics of my '91 ZR-1
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Since I'm new here, I figured I'd post up some pics of my '91 ZR-1.



[IMG]http://i680.photobucket.com/albums/vv163/agchoset/IMG_1496.jpg[/IMG]

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Re: Corvette C6 ......going to vent
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You will soon have a family of 5 -- That won't all fit in the Camaro with any measure of comfort anyway.

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Re: Fisticuffs, Molestation And Air India?
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I guess the flight attendant was unaware as to why they call it a cockpit.


I bet she knows now...

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Re: Bought a new truck
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Congrats on the new truck. I'm on my third fullsize chevy/GMC (98 Tahoe, 00 Tahoe, 97 GMC Sierra), and they've all been excellent trucks. Enjoy it!

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Re: Bright Aqua & Black ZR1's
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Looks great! I'm not normally a black wheel fan, but it does look good on some cars, yours included!

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Re: Inspiration for Bogus.
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Ughh, lambo doors. I just don't get it.

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Re: So you were thinking about getting a new Corvette?
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Sounds about right... but depreciation is a bitch...

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Re: Summit Racing
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Definitely have relied on them many times for good prices and fast service...

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Re: Another n00b.
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Thanks for the warm welcome!

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Re: Lubricating window sweeps
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Hmmm, I'm having the same problem ever since replacing the outer sweeps - the inner sweeps are now getting hung up and folding in/down. Guess i'll try some powder to see how it goes.

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Re: Another n00b.
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I read that and LMAO.What an asshole. Hell I thought the Iron Chef was a dink.
The mods here are awesome, no worries here

Jim


I knew it was a matter of time, I had been pushing the limits for a while... I think I secretly wanted to not be able to come back

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Re: Another n00b.
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Welcome to the dark side, Andrew! ;-)


Thanks Brad! Glad to be here!

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Re: Another n00b.
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Yup, sure was. Apparently pointing out blatant moderator ass-kissing is frowned upon there. Can't poke a hole in the pewter suit of armor, I guess.

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Re: '96 interior restoration parts
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One just sold on ebay for stupid money - I think it was $300 ish for the whole console plate assembly with indicator... they're hard to come by in perfect shape.

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Another n00b.
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Yay, another newbie here. Was on the CF for about 5 years, just got banned (yay), so I figured I'd come make some new friends

Hope I can share some knowledge with y'all.

-Andrew
91 ZR-1

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Re: REAL Florida members (AKA Centeral) Come on in
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Alachua here (more North FL than Central, though ).

Andrew
91 ZR-1

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