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Re: Back on the Road

From: RicSeyler <ricseyler(at)SPAMgulf.net>

Subject: Re: Back on the Road

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Date: Tue, 25 May 2004 16:31:55 -0500

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LOL Wha???? ;-) hehehehe



Time: It only took me 2 weeks to get that stuff done... HAHAHAHA!!!

I just worked a couple hours in the evenings and on Saturdays..

Sundays are for Formula 1 and NASCAR damnit :-)



Money: It`s been paid for since 1999. YAY! HAHAHAHA

And it`s truly been a great car, I haven`t really spent any money

on it till recently. Starting earlier this spring with the U joints,

wheelbearings, tires, new balljoints/tie rods and 4 wheel alignment/speed

balancing, and now this final stuff. :-)



But my master plan of keeping it till 2008 and getting a

Demo/NewlyUsed C6, I wanted to bring it back into

great shape. It truly took at least 5 years off of it.

It`s nice and tight, not rattles what so ever and very, very

responsive and has never accelerated better.



Oh yea, I forgot the Royal Purple Synthetic Tranny Fluid.

I also recommend this. The tranny was never what could be called

noisy, but it`s dead quiet now. And it seems slicker, but that could be

because the shifter was done at the same time.



Diode wrote:



>

> I wish I had your time (and money!) :o)

>



--

Ric Seyler








From: "Tedd Riggs" <teddriggs(at)NSverizon.net>

Subject: Re: Back on the Road

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Date: Wed, 26 May 2004 15:56:01 GMT

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Ric,

Dang Ric, what ratty looking pictures ! <g> (you need to mow the grass

someday)

Sure those aren`t old photos from the day it was built ? But I guess not,

the wheels give it away.



You do nice work ! For sure one of the sharpest looking vettes I have ever

seen !



Can I email my 98 C5 to you and have you do the same wonders to it ?



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Tedd Riggs

Redmond, WA







"RicSeyler" <ricseyler(at)SPAMgulf.net> wrote in message

news:5rOsc.19045$Sc.4390(at)bignews1.bellsouth.net...

> http://personal.atl.bellsouth.net/r/_/r_seyler/quarterview.jpg

> http://personal.atl.bellsouth.net/r/_/r_seyler/quarterview2.jpg

> http://personal.atl.bellsouth.net/r/_/r_seyler/interior.jpg

> http://personal.atl.bellsouth.net/r/_/r_seyler/sideview.jpg

>

>

> I`m very pleased with the parts I installed. :-)

>

> The Mid America Custom Valved Shocks - They

> are very good, not too harsh and give a very tight feel!!

> I highly recommend them. The whole car is more responsive.

>

> The new Ceramic Brake pads took care of the front brake caliper

> rattling. The rivets that hold the cups to the pads were loose, allowing

> the calipers to rattle terribly. This also makes the car feel more solid.

>

> The upper door weather strips (Mid America Brand) I had to get

> two set sent. The clips on the first set literally crumbled off...

> The second set went on OK. This tightened up the windows!

> Also making the car much tighter. No more window rattles

> or ugly cracked strips.

>

> G2 Brake Caliper 2 Part Epoxy. I redid the calipers and rotor hats

> and hardware. You really have to work fast of it set`s up.. But

> it sure keeps it`s gloss after curing. I also recommend the G2 brand

> Epoxy. We will see how long it lasts, but now it looks fantastic.

>

> The engine parts really woke up the bottom end. You can actually

> feel the difference. I just wants to go!!! :-)

> K&N Open Top Lid & Aircleaner

> MAT Sensor relocator kit

> Throttle Body Airfoil

> I bypassed the Coolant in the Throttle Body myself with Heater Hose

> Bypass Caps (rubber caps clamped on). Mid America`s kit was mislabeled

> i.e. 1994 - 2004 LS-1. errrr there is no LS-1 in a `94 Vette LOL It

> wouldn`t

> fit....

>

> The Ripper Shifter really shortened the throw! And I love the Classic

> White Hurst Knob!!! Especially with the black interior and white body..

>

> Plus I dyed the inner fender wells again.

> Dyed the spare tire cover again.

> Painted the Mufflers and tips satin black again.

> Polished the stainless exhaust pipes behind mufflers again.

> Took all the wheels off and polished them inside and out, just like new.

> And a couple real good coats of the new Eagle 1 Nano Wax, nice stuff.

>

> Wheww... glad it`s done :-)

>

> I ordered the New Stayfast Cloth/Glass Window convertible top today..

>

> --

> Ric Seyler

>

>








From: RicSeyler <ricseyler(at)SPAMgulf.net>

Subject: Re: Back on the Road

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Date: Wed, 26 May 2004 13:00:13 -0500

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LOL

That`s the first thing I get from people (the grass) :-)

I live 7 miles off the coast of Florida on an island.

Those are Sea Oats. Most people out here don`t "put in yards"

we prefer the natural look. (read lazy and it`s too hot).



I do agree with the weeds in the cracks in the driveway though...

But, I`ve been busy on my car, yea... that`s the ticket :-)



Just look at those ratty old sunvisors... LOL

That`s something else I`ve got to get done. I have

to fold up the driver side "flap", it`s completely limp..

And the escutcheons on the back of the seats (seat release)

are cracked and gone.



Tedd Riggs wrote:



> Ric,

> Dang Ric, what ratty looking pictures ! <g> (you need to mow the

> grass someday)

> Sure those aren`t old photos from the day it was built ? But I guess

> not, the wheels give it away.

>

> You do nice work ! For sure one of the sharpest looking vettes I have

> ever seen !

>

> Can I email my 98 C5 to you and have you do the same wonders to it ?

>



--

Ric Seyler







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