Recent content by shbox

Lookin' very nice. (y) :cool: I've been a long time admirer of those body lines.

Seems I remember Mirza Grebovic saying it would not, but I could be wrong. Also the ATS was Alpha 1. CT4 is Alpha 2. Could be a space difference.

...plus it won't fit...

I don't think they would come with the Continentals you mention, because they are not run flats. My 22 5V came with Michelin Primacy Tour A/S ZP's, because I spec'd the A/S tires (V rated) instead of the summer's.

Yeah, that is something you might not think about-the original tire has to go back in the trunk. Could be an issue, if on vacation and the car is already packed full. As long as I don't blow a bead, I hope that the plug kit I carry will save the day.

TIP: if you use Rennstands, you have a built in jackstand where you lifted it on the pinchwelds. It has made my tire rotations easier and safer.

I average 5-7k and the OLM has never been below 9% (one time at 6700 miles, but usually around 20% with lesser miles). I find this comfortable for me. Whatever interval you want is your choice. The GM OLM algorithm is heralded as very good. I'm getting ready to go on a 6000+ mile trip and...

The owners manual says 1500, so believe who you will. An early oil change (~1k miles or less) is always a good idea to flush out break-in particles.

Way back when I worked in a Chevy dealer parts department, I used to sit and eat lunch on top of an old school LS6 big block crate engine. So, maybe you never know what might be in stock. ;)

Nostalgic for sure.

Change oil early (500-1000 miles). Break-in bits need to be flushed out.

I am headed there mid September!

To mitigate oily stains I use some oil dry and repeatedly grind it into the surface with a brick or a small 2x4 block until it is dust. It helps some, but never seems to get it completely erased. IDK, that I have ever tried it on any tire marks, but those don't seem to be very prominent on my...

Don't let it get on a boat with any EVs. :D

Nah, it doesn't look like that and the real color is not obscured. :)