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Your missing a piece between the head and you spring compressor. The cradle that the rocker shaft sits on it’ll help you stay center on the valve stems when you compress the springs.

There are circuit breakers in the fuse box and they will reset all by themselves

Hi, great colour for your corvette. What is the name and the number of this colour. Thanks for answering.👍

why do I have a Corvette with an automatic transmission? Because I like it. What's it to you? You do you and leave me be grumpy man. Why are so many car guys like this? Just perpetually irritated with something, crazy.

I went to their website, description says it won't fit AWD 4Runner which makes no sense since you wont need bearing for the 2wd. I emailed them, I still waiting for answer.

Was there issues with TSS/PCS (malfunction) indicator? Just did mine and am having PCS malfunction? Does sensor need to be recalibrated?

I have a 2005 Vet, just wondering if I need to purchase anything if I ever need it towed?

The reason you buy a Corvette with an automatic transmission is that they are faster than a stick.

318 in 92 and 360 in 93. I have had 3 but all 89-91 so all LA motors. I have pretty much the same setup but mine now is an 89. I found some turbines like those on Facebook as well. I’m getting conflicting info on lug nuts. What style do you go with? Are They tapered or are they the shank style that tightens against the flat part of the rim

Great breakdown. Thanks for keeping it simple!

I've had my 2012 for over 5 years not a bad car not a good car not sure how much longer I'm going to own it. 50,000 mile range begining to experience some issues nothing is cheap to fix on these cars. Junk??

Thanks for the video. I have the exact opposite issue so I'm trying to trouble shoot that but at least I've got an idea of where to look now

If you use your Corvette as a daily driver, and you live in Los Angeles, you would understand getting an automatic.. Rush hour and Manuels are NO FUN.

Thank you! ✊🏻🤘🏻

Have a Part Number? Mine went out as well.

Thanks for the tip on the lifting pucks.

I did enjoy the video and learned a lot. You must have got caught up on your beauty rest. Not only were you in a better humor than in part 1, but you are also much better looking.😁 I know by experience that it is hard to be humble sometimes.

I enjoyed the video. Lots of good info. I liked and subbed. You are right you did come off as a jerk., but after a few minutes I actually started to enjoy you attitude. At the end of the video I even liked you a little bit. Enough that I’m going to watch part 2😁

kinda late to the party but would these fit a 2005 chevy silverado 1500 if i cut them like that?

kinda late to the party but would these fit a 2005 chevy silverado 1500 if i cut them like that?

kinda late to the party but would these fit a 2005 chevy silverado 1500 if i cut them like that?

the other shop that told him it needed a computer was going to fix the npp and charge him for a complete computer changeout. it is some really under handed shop around. sometimes they will tell you that you need a sensor and when you let them replace it then another sensor goes bad and it keeps on. all they are doing in putting a bad sensor in and when you pay for a new one they put your old one back in and keep the bad one to do it all over again with the next unsuspecting car owner

I didn't catch what size tires you put on it?

part number please

Great job overcoming your obstacles but the sound on voice in this video is too quiet.

Thank you for the advice.

Just picked up a 2010 w34k miles black on black, always garaged . It’s friggin amazing.

Excited to check into this, thanks!

What is the Part Number?

Great Video. Thanks

12:00 Definitely something is not right with either the rocker shaft or the bearings. It should not require any force for the rocker to go onto the shaft. It should slide on with minimal effort but still have no play. I would have stopped right there and called BTR.

You really skipped the most important part?

So condescending

So condescending 🙄

So how’s the review of the BTR shaft mount setup?

Picking up my c6 Friday can’t wait

As a electrician what he said about fuses is not always true. I have seen a fuse for a machine that would get hot an open up, after about 5 minutes it would work again till it got hot. So he says that they don't fix themselves, well sometimes they do.

skip the sarcasm dude

Nice car i have the same car. Has the same tail lights. I love them but one of them is slightly dimmer than the other 3. Any ideas on why?

Synergy Performance, You're fantastic! Let's be friends and have fun!

This is really informative video, I’ve already saw Part 2, these hints are great, helps those of us who are considering buying a C6

electrician here ....he said check the fuses ....sounds to me you took it wrong way....a fuse doesn't have to be blown for it not to work ...could be loose ...could got hot melted connection it goes on and on ....sometimes it is as simple as a loose fuse ...but I wouldn't say don't look there ....

Grumpy dad answers car questions

Thanks, you convinced me to not buy a C6.

Great video, I can see you have lived with the C6 for a good period of time! I’ve had mine for 16 years, been able to fix most of these items myself

I have a c6 automatic and love it. Best generation in my opinion

im about to do this to my LS3 also i have a BTR stage 4 cam going in with the whole rocker kit and some Johnson LSR link bar lifter to get the plastic trays out of there i am so excited and scared i did everything right but i guess ill find out

Well most gm stuff is that way . If you ever owned any gm product it’s all basically similar and easy to figure out. But if the corvette is your first gm product I can see how it can be confusing

only 4min in.. I LIKE THIS GUY FUSE LMAO

I’m starting to seriously look for my first Corvette and found your channel. I have have watched a few and have learned a lot. I sent one video to my brother in Las Vegas who recently bought his first C6 and he has been watching your channel for a while! I live in Florida and have already learned apt from your content. Thank you!