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I had the same problem with my 03 Z, this was after the windshield was replaced. I would think that the condensation is where your windshield is leaking. Does the condensation form on the passenger side windshield?? Hmm, sounds farmiliar.

I agree this is most likely the problem, driver's side motorized damper.

Remo that is very sharp in white. Like I said, you always find the best pics.

Here is a copy of LaBra's warranty. "Improper installation" seems to be their basic soundbite for any damage incurred and the way out for them. LeBra Front End Covers are warranted to be free from defects in material and workmanship for a period of ninety (90) days from the date of purchase...

Billy, your doing the right thing posting it here. Maybe we will see more of the same. Sorry to hear about the paint, that sucks bigtime. You payed the money to be protected, not to do damage. If they say it wasn't installed right, maybe it wasn't engineered right also. They share responsibility...

Danica Patrick says ZO6 acceleration feels weak, then waffles on it feels stable at speed, then feels light lol! Sounds like she doesn't know if she's on foot, or horseback :crazy http://vettetube.com/view_video.php?viewkey=b6c3b5bea9515d1a1fc4&page=1&viewtype=&category=mr

I just wanted to comment on something additional I've noticed. I purchased an oil catch can with clear inlet and outlet tubes. It wasn't on purpose, just the way it came as luck would have it. At cold engine start up, I can see oil being drawn into the catch can from the valley tube to the inlet...

Thanks for the information. Basically my problem with the older LS6's has been the PCV valve and oil in the intake issue. My reason for adding through the PCV and break booster vacuum line to keep the intake, heads and chambers clean. The PCV's seems to have been modified quite a bit through the...

Thanks c4c5 for bringing up the fuel trims. I never noticed a performance increase, although I have noticed a better sounding idle in terms of clarity and engine running smoothness. The fuel trims issue is interesting and I never realized that they were affected. Thanks for the insight. Do you...

Just a great product cj5. I introduce Sea Foam to alot of people, because it works great. A friend of mine has a Mercedes SUV. We decarbed his and went for a ride. He nailed the throttle and almost caused an accident behind us with all the smoke out the back. Make sure you find a remote...

True Vettepirate. The Sea Foam used in the crankcase reduces the moisture in the oil. Sea Foam in the crank case works great if you store your car for the winter. I do a treatment every two oil changes as scheduled maintenence.

Nope, just a user. I just happened to stumble on the product after doing a head swap and saw how bad the intake, exhaust ports and combustion chambers looked on my stock 243 heads from the oil being drawn in through the PCV valve into the intake. The oil catch can along with a treatment of Sea...

Haha, the same thing happened to me yesterday helping my buddy with his daughter's car. 1997 Ford Taurus, 143,000 miles with a check engine light and rejection sticker for failed emissions. We gave it the Sea Foam treatment and took it to Autozone to scan for the codes. The light went out before...

Congrats Steve :D They will still be following you too close, but alittle extra go power will make it fun to watch them disappear in the rearview. :L

Cool, I like to try different products and the Sea Foam, I just can't say enough about. The catch cans really work well and are the answer to the oil in the intake problem. Both working together, your car will run real nice. Sometimes you don't realize how just ok it was running until it runs...

45000 isn't bad mileage for a 99' and the price seems to be around retail or somewhat less, good deal. I bought a 99' MR Coupe last year with 30000 miles. It's great car, totally bone stock, but is going to be getting a new SDPC L92 427ci. "The Sleeper" ;) The oil pressure on the LS1 stays...

I agree JB. If water gets in somewhere, you could get some spuddering that seems like a loss of power. It shouldn't last long, but I've seen this happen after a car wash. Just a hunch, also check your passenger carpet for any water or dampness. This could be the result of a seal leak on the...

I don't think it is a spring, but could you be more specific about the noise and loss of power? A broken spring would drop the valve into the bore to be destoyed by the piston which in turn would be ruined, and scar the cylinder walls, not a pretty sight. You can check the springs in a matter of...

:) It must have been witnessed by a trooper too. Hopefully after they won't pull your license at the court. That would mean some major horsepower withdrawrals. Good luck.

That's awesome. Can't beat that guarantee too. :)