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Sounds like you need to move to a manual shift or wait for the new paddle shift.

Can you please post the UCP code and 3M product's name?

The AMG E55 has 469 HP / 516ft-lbs toque. It weighs over 4000 pounds. 4.4sec 0-60mph. No way his E420 will take a C5 or a CTS-V. I'd get a second opinion.:D

Basically it is only a tire removal (The sensor has to be removed if done right)and (Reinstall sensor) mount tire and balance. Then reprogram the tire monitor system. $100 bucks for the sensor. Figure around $160 total. Anthing more than that I would complain to them.

This may help: http://www.cox-internet.com/johndennington/how_to/window_tip_in.html

Has anyone noticed that the new Mobil Oil tv commercial for its Mobil Clean 5000 oil features a C6 covertible? Both Mobil and GM recommend using Mobil 1 (or GM's version of Mobil 1) full synthetic oil in a 2005 Corvette. That type of misleading advertising irks me.:mad

Others here have had the same problem: http://www.corvetteactioncenter.com/forums/showthread.php?t=34219&highlight=polished+wheel

these are nice: http://www.madvet.com/shop?frame=2.44.3010 http://www.ecklers.com/product.asp?pf%5Fid=40206&dept%5Fid=1374&mscssid=W9GGBWJWT9QU8MT4QCWXLLB4B9C48RRD

You lucky *&^%$#@ ! That's a great price! I am using the Blackwing replacement filter with a Z06 lid in my C5. You can really hear the air sucking into the intake it you stand in front of the car when it is idling. Much, much better than the paper filter.

Look it up by year and brand ... 2002 Corvette... http://www.gmpartsdirect.com/partsvoice/ Click I Agree.... then follow directions. Enter year, make, model... You'll see catagories on the left and lists of parts on right. 2000 Muffler w/Tail Pipe R 88895877 Image Add...

They will fit without tubbing. You should get the (active handling/ABS) computer flashed for the Z06 size tires. I have also heard that some people have replace a rubber bumper or cushion on the suspension and others have not. Here's an "old" article on changing the tires/wheels...

That is a really good solution but it costs three times as much as the Z06 lid and a K&N type replacement filter.

If you switch to Z06 (size) wheels they have PS2s that fit: Front: 265/40YR17 Rear: 295/35YR18 Call Tirerack for more info

Look on www.gmdirect.com for the part # and price . You can find a used Z06 titanium exhaust (mufflers) for around $400-$600. A new GM Z06 Titanium exhaust cost around $1500 for the set.

I've heard great things about 2004 Z06 Shocks (Made by Sachs). I am switching my Z51 shocks for these. I hope it reduces the rough ride without sacrificing handling. note: Bilsteins come in two flavors for the C5; HD or SP (sport).

I disconnected the air duct to the MAF unit and took the entire air cleaner assembly (off of its pins) out of the car and replace the filter and cover then reinstalled it as a complete unit. Then pushed it onto the pins and clamped the straps and tightend the air duct clamp. It is a bit of a...

Here are some links: http://www.gladiatorgw.com/list.asp?catID=1&ovmkt=FB04E4GB40V3RRF52U8HRI4DI0 http://www.sears.com/sr/javasr/product.do?BV_UseBVCookie=Yes&vertical=TOOL&pid=00959442000 http://www.garage-it.com/product.html http://texasgarages.com/wall_panels.htm

Has anyone here used this? Is it accurate for HP and Torque?

Maybe you can use a vacuum. Mid America has these cool mini-vacuum attacments. http://www.madvet.com/shop?frame=1.122

You are welcome! Be careful putting it on. From the posts I'm reading here I'm guessing it is a tricky job.