vetsvette
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Didn't look at much of the site after comparing prices on some parts I bought elsewhere. For the Stoptech 4 wheel Sport Brake kit they are asking $400 more than I paid 2 months ago from another online vendor. Kind of lost interest after that.
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I wish I had seen those wheels a couple of weeks ago. Even with that small bit of curb rash that's a good deal. I like them a lot more than the Motegi Racing wheels I bought.
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PM sent.
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Does a bear $%*t in the woods? 1 quart more or less every 1K. '07 S with 120K+ miles. :rock:
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When I installed the BSH can I also installed the BSH Dual Boost Tap in the other (passenger side) PCV outlet. As stated before, during cold weather you need to check/empty the can often because it will fill up quickly with water in addition to oil due to condensation caused by hot/cold cycling. During warmer weather, I check it when ever I check my oil, in other words, whenever I fill the tank. I use a large basting injector/syringe. Cut the tip off and plug the holes in the injector portion. You can easily make one using a large syringe and a piece of vacuum tubing. They sell the exact part on line for around ten bucks. I prefer mine with the rigid extractor rather than the flexible hose version. Also because I had one laying around gathering dust. YMMV
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How long does the process take?
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My bodywork guy is gonna charge me $200 to remove the original bonnet stripes and buff out the hood. Then he'll install the competition stripes on the bonnet and boot and the red hashmarks on the fenders. He runs a custom shop and is very good at what he does. The only guy I will let touch my Vette.
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The light is actually mounted to the dummy plug in the power port. You can remove it and use it for a flashlight if needed or if you need the port for something else.
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I picked up a Rite Light Wireless LED Puck Light at WalMart. Drilled a hole in the dummy plug that goes in the accessory outlet and mounted the backing plate to the dummy plug. $7 for the light and 10 minute job. Runs on 3 AAA batteries so no wiring, and the light tilts. Works like a champ for me.