[Junction65]

Originally Posted by KC64

Not yet, they say 7500 miles but I will be headed that way sometime soon. With the expensive warranty we purchased if I take it to the same dealer we get free oil changes. I am sure it is only for scheduled ones though so as much as I change oil I will end up paying for some.

Congrats on the new ride!

As a word of caution, be sure to use this forum to educate yourself on the proper lift points for your new ride. Some on here have had occurrences with dealers(hard to believe) using the wrong lift points causing issues to underside of the car.

[ParisTNDude]

I'm on my 4th 6th Gen and can't imagine a better car for the end of gasoline powered cars (hope not). We have a Chevy Bolt and it serves it's purpose as well, but nothing satisfies the "need for speed" like my Camaro. Mine has under 4,000 miles and I've been upgrading it a little at a time. It will soon be my favorite of all time and I've had a number of "favorites of all time"!...lol.

[KC64]

Originally Posted by Junction65

Congrats on the new ride!

As a word of caution, be sure to use this forum to educate yourself on the proper lift points for your new ride. Some on here have had occurrences with dealers(hard to believe) using the wrong lift points causing issues to underside of the car.

Done deal. ZL1 lift pads ordered, thank you for the reminder as I forgot all about that. I have own nothing but Tundra CrewMax trucks for so long it is going to take a bit before I get into the Camaro swing of things!

[KC64]

Originally Posted by ParisTNDude

I'm on my 4th 6th Gen and can't imagine a better car for the end of gasoline powered cars (hope not). We have a Chevy Bolt and it serves it's purpose as well, but nothing satisfies the "need for speed" like my Camaro. Mine has under 4,000 miles and I've been upgrading it a little at a time. It will soon be my favorite of all time and I've had a number of "favorites of all time"!...lol.

Nice color!

[KC64]

everytime I hit the search bar the dang thing goes blank. Wanting to search a couple things but I hit search and it goes blank without any info? What gives?

[Junction65]

Originally Posted by KC64

everytime I hit the search bar the dang thing goes blank. Wantting to search a couple things but I hit search and it goes blank without any info? What gives?

Use Google search engine, put in the search topic and then "camaro6". At least that works for me.

For example: catch can camaro6

[CalgaryZL1]

Originally Posted by dpevans

Do the diff fluid too, I did mine at 800 miles and it was nasty. Plan on doing again at 10k, my last Camaro did the same thing, first change was nasty and the second looked pretty good.

I 1000% agree. That’s the spine of the drivetrain.

[arpad_m]

Originally Posted by KC64

everytime I hit the search bar the dang thing goes blank. Wantting to search a couple things but I hit search and it goes blank without any info? What gives?

Originally Posted by Junction65

Use Google search engine, put in the search topic and then "camaro6". At least that works for me.

For example: catch can camaro6

Yep, the built-in search feature is antiquated. The exact phrase you should append to your internet search is "site:camaro6.com", which works perfectly with all non-google search engines, too.

[KC64]

I have the lift pads coming and I’ll install just as soon as they arrive. Does leaving them on pose any difficulty to the dealer when lifting the vehicle? I would think not but wanted to ask. Thank you in advance.

[Junction65]

Originally Posted by KC64

I have the lift pads coming and I’ll install just as soon as they arrive. Does leaving them on pose any difficulty to the dealer when lifting the vehicle? I would think not but wanted to ask. Thank you in advance.

They are designed/intended to be left on. The dealer should know where to place the lift support arms since the pads are marked "lift point". May want to inform them you have lift pads installed and that they should use them.