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Hope it helps - it's not the prettiest in the world, but it's not touching any belts or hot metal, etc. My Long Road to bypass TB Coolant

Happy to take a pic of mine if it can be of help.

Definitely - mine isn't my daily driver so at least I can pick and choose when to blast through the gas!

You're killing me! So jealous... I paid the equivalent of 3.43 US / gallon for 94 today...

I hear you there - managed to get mine to work with a long straight hose, but it went on a bit of a long journey to minimize the curve and prevent collapsing.

Me too, but there's premium 92 and premium 94 up here so I go back and forth depending on how brutal gas prices are...

Seems weird they wouldn't have a long hose that fits which you could cut to ideal length. Hope you get your part.

Thanks - will be doing plugs/wires/cap/rotor before the trip, and the rest I've done recently! Look forward to seeing what kind of mileage I get... While I've got you here, what octane level do you run in your 87? cheers

Great time to do a TB bypass!

Isn't it the last chunk of the VIN?

Any tuneup/maintenance tips to get up above 25? Going to be taking my 87 on her first longish trip soon...

I saw a 1996 on eBay with a passenger airbag on/off that someone with a child had added...

SOLD!

I'd be interested in the answer(s) to this...

Did you have to use offsets on your 85? Could be interested if they don't require extra hardware for 84-87...

Sounds high to me unless it's in phenomenal condition.

Absolutely - Vette prices in BC are astronomical... I want a LT4 or ZR1 whenever I get my next one, so I'll be heading stateside for savings!

Just be careful with the reattachment of the transmission fluid lines to the radiator...I thought my bottom line was connected, but my connector was just rusted stuck so it dumped tranny fluid when I turned the car on. :mad Tomorrow will fix the connector, reattach the line, and top off the...

I'm halfway through a radiator removal / fin repair / plenum cleanse....wasn't the funnest thing to drain the coolant and yank it, but with all the crap I found down in there, I'm very glad I did. Had to drain some coolant anyways to do a TB clean, TPS adjust, and TB coolant bypass, so figured...

They certainly don't. Well worth the effort, including the painful discovery that a plastic "knife" can cut your hand almost as deeply as a metal one! :ugh :beer