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General Motors Media Press Release   FOR RELEASE: September 1, 1995 CONTACT: Chevrolet Communications Phone: (800) CHEVY-MI or: (810) 492-8841 Fax: (810) 492-8853   1996 Corvette: Two Special Additions And New 330-HP LT4 V8 Highlight... Read More

1998 - 2004 Corvette How-To: Convertible care, adjustments, and tips Submitted by C4C5Specialist 01-05-2007 Hello fellow members, I would first like to thank EHS and Charlie for the assistance for this month’s article. There have been a lot... Read More

1965 - 1982 Corvette: How-To: Bleeding Brakes Submitted by:  Hib Halverson 05-03-2007 The 1965 - 1982 Corvette brake caliper is prone to air leaks. If you have not replaced your OE calipers with stainless steeel sleeved calipers, I'd do that... Read More

1997 - 2004 Corvette: How-To:  Power Antenna Replacement Submitted by:  Tractorman_3 05-07-2008 (I searched the site for info about this but after zero results, decided to tackle it myself. Sorry, I didn't think to take pix along the... Read More

1968 - 1982 Corvette: How-To: TPI for a C3: A couple things that worked well for me over the years Submitted by:  KANE 09-21-2008 Many folks have done the swap... I'm documenting some of the things that I have found that work well between... Read More

1982 Corvette: How-To: TPI Fuel Rail Removal (Fuel Injector Replacement) Submitted by:  KANE 11-30-2007 Today I'm going to take you through a picture tutorial of what it looks like to break down the TPI system far enough to get the fuel rail... Read More

Subject: Gear Tooth Contact Pattern Check - All Rear Axle Assemblies Model and Year: 1973 Corvette Source: Chevrolet Service News Page Number: Page 1 Date: November 1972, Volume 44, Number 11 The intent of this article is to re-emphasize... Read More

Question: My Vette came with Chrome wheels and shiny Chrome lug nuts. Any tips on removing the lug nuts without chewing them up?   Answer:   Editor's Note: I feel like the most of the car care industry has wheel care all wrong. They... Read More

Editor's Note: I feel like the most of the car care industry has wheel care all wrong. They produce a rather strong wheel acid rather than producing a wheel care system. Zymol is the exception. They have a fantastic wheel care kit. Just remember that... Read More

Submitted by:  Junkman2008 March 15, 2009 You've asked for it, The Junkman delivers! First off, let me say that everything I've learned about wet sanding was developed by reading a bazillion articles on the Internet, practicing on my... Read More