1996 Z28 SS from Lexington, NC...
05-29-2007, 09:54 PM
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1996 Z28 SS from Lexington, NC... 
1996 Z28 SS #2375 M6 T-TOP
PERFORMANCE:
LT1 Edit Dynotuned / !EGR / !CATS / !AIR / !CAGS / 160 T-stat / TB Airfoil / True Duals (Custom 3” Exhaust) / Hooker LT’s / Dr. Gas X-pipe / One Chamber Flows / K&N CAI / Taylor 8mm wires / NGK TR55’s / Optima Red Battery / Lou’s Short Stick /
APPEARANCE:
4” Glasstek Cowl Hood / HOK Black (Custom paint by Steve’s Custom Paint Restoration; Lexington, NC) / 5% Tint / Chrome ZR1’s 17x9.5&17x11’s (West Cost Corvettes) / Mickey Thompson ET Street Radials
Owner: Josh R. Lopez
Hello my LT1 friends!
Just wanted to say what's up! I just got my car back a few months ago. I'm looking forward to meet all of you as time goes by. Everybody stay cool!
Josh R. Lopez
05-29-2007, 10:51 PM
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Thanks LT1MAN!
I have them on the front and on the rear. They are absolutely awsome! I'm careful though...for fear of breaking the 10 bolt. I got them from Jeg's about a month ago. Your motor sounds good! One day I'll get mine to sound like yours!
I have them on the front and on the rear. They are absolutely awsome! I'm careful though...for fear of breaking the 10 bolt. I got them from Jeg's about a month ago. Your motor sounds good! One day I'll get mine to sound like yours!
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LOVE the Exhuast. What kind you running? 
Nice car though man 
05-30-2007, 10:37 PM
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Man that is one clean looking SS LOVE the Exhuast. What kind you running?
Hooker Super Comp Long Tubes 1 3/4 (from Summit) into a DR. Gas X-pipe, no cats, into 1 Chamber Fowmasters that dump at the axle. Copperseal header and collector gaskets, O2 Sims, Stage 8 Header locking bolts, 3" all the way from header collector to the turndowns.
what did you end up doing with the orig hood?
05-30-2007, 11:14 PM
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That paint job is smooth as glass, it's quite amazing. The muffler location though, well it's nothing I'd ever do lol The roads here make it so you need more than 2½" of ground clearance heh
05-31-2007, 01:13 AM
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Looks real sharp man, makes me wish I took better care of mine. Just wondering, Do you have your front windsheild tinted? Did you just Zaino the car? or What wax do you use? Once again, Looks real sharp man....
05-31-2007, 01:30 AM
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damn, the paint looks really good, is it the orginal paint?
looks well taken care of, nice SS!
looks well taken care of, nice SS!
Not the original paint. My car was in the shop well over a year. I just got it back a couple of months ago. I went with HOK black basecoat. Numerous hours and a lot of greenbacks to get it the way it looks now.
Looks real sharp man, makes me wish I took better care of mine. Just wondering, Do you have your front windsheild tinted? Did you just Zaino the car? or What wax do you use? Once again, Looks real sharp man....
My front winshield is not tinted, but I am considering doing the top part of it and maybe even the T-tops. I used Meguiar's Showcar Glaze #7 and Final Inspection #34.