Mr Scott I also installed the Morimoto Headlights and the Paragon Tail Lights, they work great ! with the Tail light harness supplied, I will see how they work.
Awesome video Scott. I watched several installs on RU-vid and none are as detailed as yours. After watching it a couple times yesterday evening, I finally pulled the trigger and ordered the grill from Extreme Online. I live in Canada and just can't wait for it to arrive in a few weeks. I have a 2016 Stingray Z51 in Shark Gray metallic and carbon flash trim with the stage 2 aero kit, exactly like the vette you are doing the install on right down to the skid plate attached to the splitter. Keep doing these great videos. Take care and stay safe.
Scott , you inspired me to do all the upgrades to my 2014, that you did to yours, Extreme online is probably saying (. Dam he’s ordering again ) lol. Anyway , thank you for doing the videos and showing how easy it is to do the upgrades , You’re awesome , Thank you. Gene.
Install a Front grill with Cameras. I just did mine (C7 Stingray with Front camera and I changed out my grill for a ZO6 Grill, so I had to transfer the Cameras to the new Grill)
Great video Scott! Put my Z06 grill on yesterday, and it wasn't bad at all, thanks to your instructions. I had a quick question regarding the 5 screws re-installed at 29:20 in the video. Previous owner of my 2014 Z-51 had the bumper re-painted, assuming he hit a curb or something. Those 5 screws were not on the car when I took the front end off. I installed the Z06 grill and it seems secure, but I'd like the screws in. Any chance you know what screws those were? Or if you think it's fine the way it is, please let me know too! I put 10,000 miles on it without them with no issue. Thanks for the great videos!!
Glad my video helped. Tou should be fine without them but if you want to put them in you can pull one of the screws out of the rear rock guard on the bottom of the car or one of the screws out of the bottom of the bumper and they are the same screws so you could match them up that way. Good Luck, Scott
Great demo! I do have a related but different question I hope you can help/advise me on. My 2015 C7’s front bumper was removed & replaced after some work, it’s not perfectly seated on the driver’s side, and l’d like to fix that, preferably without fully removing the bumper. Been told I might only have to loosen the wheel well T15 screws, have a buddy push the bumper into proper alignment, then retighten the T15s. 1) Is this possible/likely? 2) If that doesn’t work, what further steps do I take, other things to look for, and how? Even better, could you do a demo video on how to go about it? Thanks!
Hi Bill, I think you may need to remove most if not all of the screws and bolts and the top and bottom and then try to move it back into place. just a few screws or bolts will not allow enough movement and you may break something. it is not hard to do just takes a little time and a way to jack up the front end to get under the car. Good Luck and Thanks for watching.
@@THECORVETTECHANNEL Thanks! That said, can you tell me what kind/brand of tape you used to protect against scratching the finish? And what kind/brand of pry bars - I think they are nylon? Thanks again!
Great informative video, but the guy with the vette jacket on and dragging the zipper across the fender is setting off my OCD something terrible!! Get some fender covers please!!
Scott looking good, do me a favor, please, please get a clip on mic, you sound like you're in a cave, hard to hear the details you are talking about at times...thanks brother
