what next?

[Wamp]

96 Triple black LT4

Installed Hurst short throw shifter, Power Effects exhaust, TB bypass, K&N filter with cut lid, rear splash gaurds, GS rims (315 rear, 275 front). Slotted rotors, painted calipers & rotors, Phantom tail lenses, Cags bypass, dark window tint, Custom stereo install, CB.

What can I do next?

Wife has said "that car looks Sinister" hence the plate SINASTR.

 

[atmmac]

set of GS stripes would look pretty cool!

 

[JT ZR-Won]

Looks awesome! Perhaps a lowering kit or coilovers?

Jay

 

[Wamp]

pic

Will have to post better pic, this one does not do the car justice. It's pretty dark. What would the coil overs do for it?

PS. JT ZR-Won- got spanked by a ZR1 on the autocross track, my excuse was i needed something besides street tires

 

[JT ZR-Won]

Wamp,
Coilovers will really improve the suspension. Here's a thread from some of the Callaway guys who have had them put on:

http://www.corvetteactioncenter.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=22500&highlight=coilovers

Keep an eye out for those ZR-1's I'm sure tires would help.....

Jay

 

[lt4 gs]

uh, remove the CB antennae??

 

[B17Crew]

Wamp,
Man, your LT4 is looking sweet! Using Zaino on your black paint?

B17Crew

 

[Muttley95]

BlackoutLights would look nice. Car looks awesome!

 

[Wamp]

B17Crew

wife uses mcquires 50 step process, with lots of help from the detailingdude on this forum. She does the cleaning& waxing, I do the fixing. works out well that way.

Always wanted to try Zaino, but wife has few hundred bucks tied up in her car cleaning box as it is with special towles etc....

Cant loose the antennae, it helps with reception on long cruizes when your in a group.

 

[B17Crew]

Wamp,
Your LT4 does look good.

Sounds like you’ve got a great arrangement with your wife there!

B17Crew

 

[FX GS]

Keep using the Mequiars! Zaino will make your slower!
In a study published by the Croyden Institute, they tested the weight of equal amounts of waxes/polishes and the slickness coefficient, applied to a fiberglass substrate. Mequiars was the lightest and slickest of all tested.