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1990 C4 Tyres

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bfit:
 Cecil hills corvette & muscle car club has a reasonable ring to it .
Bfit

Vettech:
Well the shocks arrived Friday, I've now fitted both rears.
Close inspection of tyres clearly shows they are past their use by date, so to the old Bilsteins.

Will do the front when able, also I now have a light on the dash "change oil".

OMG these cars are fun.
Regards.

Vettech:
Well all four fitted, the rears had lots of oil under the plastic top cover.

Now when you  put the peddle down, it lites up both, no more fishtailing.

Now - next month some tyres, while on the topic my fronts although ~14 yrs old still look good and are Pirrelli's.

Just put a set of Pirrellis on the Mustang, maybe worth considering.

Oh! and yes Bfit, I had to cut the FRH shocky off, and to answer my own question, the socket style shocky top bolt holder is available, but I saved the twenty bucks and used the disk cutter... job done.










Jh.

Lefty:
If the old bilsteins are rebuild able, is there a small market for these to be sold on?
Best

Lefty

Vettech:
Good question.

I know the electronicly adjustable bilsteins on the LT1 are rebuildable at an astronomical cost when freight to the US is added.

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