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Pardon me, would you happen to have any Grey Poupon? But, of course.

I got some industrial velcro to secure the radio receiver and cd changer to the walls of the storage bin. I took out the foam and jack. Lots of room now. I had to unscrew that entire part of the back floor there to get the foam out. Next warm weekend(looks like this weekend come up), i'll work...

This is not LT4 specific, but i'd look for "lift" damage on the underside. John

I might get flack here, but i dont find that yellow "photoshop" pic very exciting at all. I am sure someone spent many hours on it, but it gives the corvette an an "after market" conversion kit look? Making it seem cheap in someway. If the fixed head lights are for real, then i really hope...

The new Corvette, C6: 1. fixed head lights or 2. pop-ups I have to pick pop-ups 100%. John

My roommate picked this up, just for the articles. I read it and yawn! That is the same thing i read last year. Why did Motor Trend have this as the cover story? There is NOTHING new! They must have just copy and pasted from the previous story i read, just like a few months ago. I also dont see...

I inspected alittle further... the jack and foam(which can be removed) block putting the cd changer further down into the storage bin. Thats were i'd like to put it. Just like JonM's. Have any of you taken out the jack to make the cd changer fit? I know as soon as i took it out, i would get a...

Where does everyone else have their CD changers? Mine is currently located behind the driver side seat, see picture. I was looking to hide is someplace, but unfortunately is doesn't fit anywhere, storage bin, under the seats, etc. I'd rather have a "clean" look to the back. Any suggestions...

All the 96 guys: Why did Chevy remove the driver side storage bin in 1996? I have been wondering since i have been looking for a place to hide my CD Changer. It was mounted behind the driver seat by previous owner, but i'd like the back area clean(more original)... it doesnt fit in the...

306 RW HP. The few mods i have are 160 thermostat, K&N air filter, and mufflers removed. John

Is this something that would be covered under a "warranty". I have diamond service on Warranty Gold company, after market warranty, i heard they are very good at covering most things. And will call them out on it. This could be a problem with my vette too, 96 w/ ~70K miles, as i have noticed...

I average 16 mpg right now mostly city and stop and go highway(for the past year been at 14-15 mpg)... probably get close to +25 when crusing on highway. But rarely get long trips like that. My favorite is to watch the instant miles per gallon go really high when punching it a little and then...

Yes... my Corvette is in there... under 2 ft of snow.

That does make sense.... My tread is pretty good, no uneven ware. I can ask them to check the tire rods next oil change (which is coming up soon).

That is exactly what i did. It does work great! John

I've had my vette for well over a year now, and I KNOW they are very sensitive to road conditions. But recently, i have found it difficult to feel comfortable driving arround. Confidence level has dropped alittle due to my Corvette wondering all over the lane. Now, NJ road are far from the best...

well, appearantly the clicking noise is coming from my resonator. It mas a tapping sounds that is noticeable. I'm not about to go and replace it. But could this be effects of the BITTER cold we have had here in NJ the past 2-3 weeks. Now, before i get totally yelled at, i do have to drive it...

The noise does sound "mechanical" as apposed to interior plastic or other rattleing. It does have some what of a rythum. Actually, sounds like the AC clicking after a really hot day, and you turn the car off. But its all on the same time. I want to see what this dealership is like before i go...

I got this low clicking/tapping noise coming from right behind the radio area. I can hear it at idle, with radio and climate control off. I never really noticed that until recently. I know its not suppose to sound like that. It sounds like metal "tinging" or clicking on something. I am going...

Quag, Congrats on the new 1996 CE LT4. You'll love it. You'll get used to the skip shift, just give it a little more gas and you get right past it. It only gets me when i'm not paying attention or forget about it. John :)