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Was talking to a friend today while his Vette was being serviced and he mentioned some late model Vettes have a loose axle nut or axle nuts. I use the plural but the service adviser said there was only one, anyway there is a TSB on the problem although the SA said in his three years on the job...

Thanks! I have a two-disc set for the caddy. But only one disc for the Vette, although it is ver. 4.

Does anyone know the latest version NAV disc? I have ver. 4 in the Vette and ver. 6 in the Caddy. Don't know if the NAVs are really different in each car.

The advertising thing is a very good point!!! It seems GM advertises the brands/models that are selling very well. A case in point was the XLR then the XLR-V, yes, they were over-priced, but when I'm out in my "V" anyone that has any comment the first is: "what is that?" or "who makes that?"...

The reason Mustang buyers say there are far more Mustangs on the road than Vettes is exactly for that reason. They have so many versions and each buyer thinks he's bought the hottest one available. The Vette does offer some choices in power and price. The difference between the Vette and Pony...

Oh well. . .

Any techniques for a C6?

Don't believe many Vette parts are shared by the CTS, most of the part sharing was with the discontinued XLR.

I've been reading and hearing about Z06 (Not sure if it only pertains to the C6) clutches dropping to the floor and the various possible reasons this happens. Does anyone have any solid info on why this happens and the fix? It hasn't happened to me, maybe it never will, but in case it does...

She sure is a pretty lady. Takes me back to my first Vette, 1986.

Very, very pretty ride, Junk!!!

Any reason this idea won't fly on an '08 Z06?

1,200 parts??? Sounds like some of the work weekenders do, although not on purpose! :ohnoes BTW, what were some of the parts left out? ;shrug

Well, Steve, Amy, unlike your Vettes, seems not to need any work at all!!

Isn't it possible for the factory to combine many of these ground wires? Especially if they routinely become a problem down the road?;shrug

I know how you can pick up some HP pretty quick, go to your local Chevy dealer and make a deal on a new or fairly new Z06!! :rotfl But, maybe not so funny, it just might work!!

Mine: '06 XLR-V '08 Z06LE Wife: '06 Maxima

Well, I think most paint problems, swirls and such, are more noticible in black & red. Soooo, if the stuff makes those colors look pretty good I'm sure it would work well on other colors.

I totally agree, Zaino is the best car care stuff out there. They are also just a phone call away if there is a question concerning any of their products.