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  1. stevolwevol

    Very unfortunate...

    Yes it is unfortunate, and unnecessary.
  2. stevolwevol

    Tire size compatablility for a 77

    I don't know for sure if I had the FE-7 option, and I'm not sure with out looking it up if it was available in 77, but that being said, I doubt it. There is nothing "lower than usual" looking about it, and it's a base L48. The previous owner rebuilt the front end, and put a composite spring on...
  3. stevolwevol

    Tire size compatablility for a 77

    Yes, the potential of rubbing crossed my mind. I like the looks of the wider tire. It doesn't sound like much, but it is visible.
  4. stevolwevol

    Tire size compatablility for a 77

    I am eventually going to replace my tires, maybe next spring. Anyway I have 225/70/15's on the rims now. Will 255/60/15's work, or fit on a 77, and will the speedo read the same with out replacing the driven gear if I made the switch?
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    Drilling Holes In Thermostats

    As I wrote in my previous post, when I took the thermostat out- the temp didn't go up. When I put the thermostat back in, it overheated (I shut it down before it got past 225*). There was air interfering with coolant flow. Where it was exactly? I have no way of knowing, but it was there...
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    Drilling Holes In Thermostats

    TBTR, I had a problem when I replaced my intake gasket on my 92 Camaro. It had an air pocket big time. The thermostat wouldn't open at all. I removed the thermostat, and it didn't overheat. When I put it back in it overheated. I had a mechanic use a suction device to suck the air pocket...
  7. stevolwevol

    Engine Oil...............Which Brand And Weight Do You Run?

    Unless you have a roller engine, you need an oil with at least 1200 ppm of zddp. This is why I use Rotella. Just being synthetic will not stop cam lobe wear. You should use oil with enough zddp, or use an additive to bring zddp levels up.
  8. stevolwevol

    Radar Detectors Help Prevent Speeding Tickets

    I now recommend the Oval Beach to friends. It's become a family, and family friendly beach. All the dunes is now state park, state owned. No more monkey business. Some things do change for the good.
  9. stevolwevol

    Radar Detectors Help Prevent Speeding Tickets

    We've probably driven past each other. I live between Holland, and Saugatuck. About 35 minutes from GR. The pic was taken at Oval Beach.
  10. stevolwevol

    Radar Detectors Help Prevent Speeding Tickets

    South western lower MI. On a cool clear night, I can hear Lake Michigan after a windy day. and you dougelam? (Lake Michigan is in the background of my car)
  11. stevolwevol

    Radar Detectors Help Prevent Speeding Tickets

    This about says it all where I live, although are several roads that the speed limit is just to high. The current speed limit was set 30 to 50 years ago when there was less traffic, less driveways, etc. When I drive below the speed limit I get tailgated, and when I go the speed limit, I have...
  12. stevolwevol

    With These C3's It NEVER Stops

    TBTR, you mentioned in one of your other threads that you drive in very dusty conditions. Maybe you do have a dust problem, but I've never heard of this. It sounds to me like you have a bad connection, and the warming up causes the connection to reconnect. You also mentioned that you use your...
  13. stevolwevol

    Tires

    Developing cracks on the tire sidewall depends on the quality of the tire, exposure to ozone, where you store it. I am probably missing other variables, But if you believe your tires are unsafe due to their age, or tread wear, then you should replace them. I know tires are expensive, but...
  14. stevolwevol

    Tires

    Well, I have Firestone Fire Hawk Indy 500-225/70/15. They are old, but the sidewalls are still good, and for the most part, so is the tread. I moved the fronts to the back because when I bought the car, it was sooo out of alignment, that the inner tread on the fronts were badly warn. Now as...
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    With These C3's It NEVER Stops

    Yeah, but not quite all the way gone. Mine's a 77, but it's old school. Close as I can get right now.
  16. stevolwevol

    Touching up "silver colored" edge of center console

    I have an update here.. I found an unopened can of dupli color truck bumper paint I have had for over a decade, and it seems to be spot on. I tried using a q tip, but it's not the best for this application. I have an old high lighter I am leaving the lid off to dry it out, then I'll try using...
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    Touching up "silver colored" edge of center console

    Do you know what color it's called? Maybe a color code?
  18. stevolwevol

    Touching up "silver colored" edge of center console

    Real Corvette men don't go to Hobby Lobby! (just kidding). Maybe this weekend I'll check it out. Are you talking about a pen, or a felt tip?
  19. stevolwevol

    Touching up "silver colored" edge of center console

    After reading your post, I looked it up. I would rather buy one locally than on Amazon, so who would carry one of these? Thanks for the suggestion by the way.
  20. stevolwevol

    Touching up "silver colored" edge of center console

    I would like to touch up the silver edge of the center console, but I don't know what to use for it. It looks like silver or chrome paint color, but I want the right color. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
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