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Ok I'll see if I can work this one. 1. pull up the cafepress website. 2. Click on the "make your own" and pick custom t-shirt from the drop down. 3. Now go to the upload button and upload the graphics that Evolution1980 had you save. 4. Design your shirt how you want it with the graphics...

I'm sure GMjunky or c4c5specialist will chime in with an answer but until then you might check this site out. I know GMjunky has used them before to fixed the ABS module.

Have you asked the dealer what the next step would be if the new RX doesn't resolve the issue? Might be worth checking that out while you wait for the RX. I have my original set of wheels and sensors that are 10 years old and they relearn just fine. Have done the new wheels and sensors a...

I ordered my shirt today but I'm not sure if it will be here in time for next week. Guess I'll find out. Idea for those that haven't ordered a shirt yet. You can add your screen name to the front of the shirt also.

Heck ya I am!! Got the late spring spit shine done last weekend. Looking forward to blender wars and meeting up with some friends. Kinda lookin' forward to a few days off work also....:beer

What I got out of the link I posted. Most of your engine wear is at start up. All oils are to "thick" at start up to properly lubricate your engine. Synthetic oils do a better job of lubricating a cold engine than dino oils because they cling to the surfaces better. Just because your owners...

So the physician and surgeon has a hobby. :boogie Can't say researching viscosity and motor oils sounds like fun to me but what ever floats his boat.

I had new ones put in the new wheels when I got them last year. All the old ones still work fine but I figured after 9 years they would be about ready to replace and I got a smoking deal on brand new ones.

A friend of mine ran across this the other day. Its a very long read but has some very good information. Motor Oil Basics (and then some)

If you look on the MAM page for those surrounds have have the install directions listed. (not much detail but they are the correct locations for accessing the surrounds.) I pulled mine out/in from the bottom. http://content.mamotorworks.com/pdf/603952.pdf If I remember correctly there are 3...

That was one of the first things I did. I removed the plastic piece first though. Can't say I would recommend doing this with the plastic piece still on the car. I didn't cut the fancy round holes I just cut one big square one. I also put the Z06 screens on. If I didn't put the Z06 screens...

Actually besides the room CruiseFest is costing me a stamp to mail my registration in. :rotfl How much does a stamp cost these days? I haven't snail-mailed anything in years. :W I addressed my registration envelope to cruisefest@corvetteactioncenter.com sure hope it gets there. :boogie...

The 50w bulbs are not an issue. Ran those for a few years before I put HID fogs in.

Heck Ya! It's this Saturday. The wife and kids enjoy going the food is great and I like to look at all the cars. Ya know there is a funny story about the last people's choice. There was a guy parked right next to me with an old and in not such good shape beetle. When my kids came running...

Mallet I can tell you from experience on my first CF, SPEND THE NIGHT. I contemplated just driving up for the day events since I was just and hour away also. I am so glad I got the room and stayed. I had just as much fun at the hotel after the days events talking to our fellow CACer's and...

As promised. ZR1 cut away What I didnt get a picture of was the all suede leather interior in the Carbon. The steering wheel, arm rests, shifter, door handles, seats, etc...

All is well at my house. I've got some water in the storage area under the house but that's it. As of this morning the water was up to 3rd street down down. Many of the main roads are still closed. Just to put the picture and video in perspective. It's my understanding that someone drown in...

I've had it for 3-4 years and used it 3-4 times and its a struggle every time. They suggest leaving it in the sun to warm up before you put it on and that does help. Once on it definitely does not flop around.

It sounds like a weather related issue. Sudden changes in the barometric pressure coupled with the dew point can cause twitching in the elbows and wrist. Plus the sudden gust of straight line gravity on the gas at the same time seem to have caused what's called the "hold on to your lunch"...

Humm I never gave this much thought. I never move them with the top up or down.