Who'll mod

[GotVett?]

Originally Posted by Raazor In my instance, you would be correct. Massive mod project is currently under way. Keep us posted Buzz.

[Raazor]

Originally Posted by GotVett?

Keep us posted Buzz.

1) tires are in (Nitto Invo)
2) wheels are in (Forgeline)
3) rear Z06 quarters are being painted
4) Twin Turbo is in


I've got all the parts and my painter is working with DuPont to get the Exact match for VY. We are shooting for a "no blend" paint job. We'll see what happens.

I'm in Hawaii right now and haven't seen anything! My wheel guy is supposed to shoot a pic of the wheels for me but so far, nothing.

[GotVett?]

Originally Posted by Raazor

1) tires are in (Nitto Invo)
2) wheels are in (Forgeline)
3) rear Z06 quarters are being painted
4) Twin Turbo is in


I've got all the parts and my painter is working with DuPont to get the Exact match for VY. We are shooting for a "no blend" paint job. We'll see what happens.

I'm in Hawaii right now and haven't seen anything! My wheel guy is supposed to shoot a pic of the wheels for me but so far, nothing.

Guess you're planning on keeping yours, right? Gonna be super baad and can't wait to see and hear.

[cmonkey713]

I don't care about it now! My dealer said "mod away, if you break it just put it back to stock before we see it". Pretty cool!

[Gannet]

I'm not terribly worried about the warranty. I'm more worried about parts availability. For example, LS7 blocks going NLA would give me considerable pause.

['06 Quicksilver Z06]

Originally Posted by Fredro Starr

I thought collectors liked widebodies...

But on a more serious note:

http://forums.corvetteforum.com/c6-c...-the-road.html

So, no, I probably won't be doing any serious mods. Warranty or no warranty, I'd like to make sure that my car keeps running.

[Wayne O]

I put a different engine in my car after the first year. I was willing to accept the risk and financial consequences should there be any problem not covered under warranty. It was worth it to me and everything worked out exceedingly well.

FWIW, even if GM should seek protection and opt for reorganization, they may very well continue to honor existing warranties.

[saplumr]

What's this warranty thingy????

[calmtgguy]

My car flies just the way it is, not going to change a thing.

[sranger]

Well,

When I bout my 2005 Mustang GT, I carried it to a painter first to have a set of rally stripes painted on cleared and wet sanded, then it went to a speed shop for a prototype Saleen Twin Screw S/C installation...

If I want more power ( not there yet) I have no problem with blowing out the warranty...

[charlies ls3]

i would cow tune and gears

[Vettlldo]

I just passed 36k last week on my '06 and didn't renew my warranty so let the mods now begin!

[Joe_Knesek]

I drove alot of cars in the 6th months of searching for the right C6. Once I drove a modified one I never looked at stock again.

[mikesul]

Originally Posted by Kreuzen

Nothing new - mods have always come with their share of risks. I'll continue to mod - if you can't pay, don't play.

My '08 started on the mod trail right after the trip home from the Museum delivery. LT headers the week I got home.

[Vietnam Vette]

Yes!

[Shortimer]

The only engine mod I've ever done on the four Vettes I've owned was a cold air intake and performance air filter. That's it. I'm happy with the stock 436 HP I have now.

[Jeff Pedersen]

Originally Posted by jschindler

Are you kidding? If they were to be gone, our cars would become collectors items in a few years. And collectors like to buy totally original cars. My Z06 would become my retirment plan in 10 years!

The last year of the Vette and I have one. I like that. And they have not made a lot this year either.