The only problem I ever had driving in the winter was with my ’61 with Mud and Snow tires back then that were patterned off the rear wheels of a John Deere. When you did hit some dry pavement your teeth would soon be rattling to the tune of Jingle Bells. The ride comfort was a bit dependent on...
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Now tell us more about the "wrap". Cost, how do they handle the stick on emblems, and do you have a choice of door jams and other color that you may not want the added cost to cover.
Looking at another coast to coast run again this year and really wanted to protect the nose...
Don't remember ever using the "Option" button.
Try it this way once.....
Magnet method: With the key on, engine off, press both the lock and unlock buttons on the key fob. A horn chirp within 10 seconds indicates the TPMS receiver is in the programming mode. Place the magnet (Horse shoe or...
Winter, put away the plastic and get out the tin?
You should see that poor old '98 in the picture today. GM don't put them on the road looking that good. People that know my cars wait for them to go on the market and I can show you the last three.
As far as driving in the winter I run a second...
I feel ypur pain.
Coming back from South Carolina in 1999 there was over a foot of snow followed me home to Northern Ohio, I40 in N.C. and Tenn. was a hoot. Had the same thing happen in the C6 but it to did remarkably well for that much snow, only about 6-8 inches that time. Had the C7 out all...
Thanks for the feedback. but it's not there on the '15. Tried all phases of the sport mode and no dice. The indication that you are running in manual mode shows in that location with gear number where the big D is normally, so I may still be missing something.
Thanks again :thumb
After looking at the gear selection "D" for a year now I can't help but wonder why there could not be the gear number that the transmission is actually in displayed in the middle of the "D"? Just a few extra pixels would do the trick.
Four wheel alignment
If you are running factory alignment specs it will take about 8,000 mile to have all the noise and cupped tires you need on the front. There are a number of posts on this and other sites with specs that will give you a long and quiet ride and believe me it is not the...
There has been honey comb panels used for decades and to me a bubble structure would be much harder to get to fail. With the honey comb all it took was to get one of the walls to fail and if there was enough stress for that I'm sure other walls would follow. In the case of a bubble you don't...
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