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Which of the following would be better to have or are they the same thing? Or is there something else that would be better?
1-http://www.parts123.com/parts123/yb....Z5Z5Z50000050F 2-http://www.ecklerscorvette.com/corve...-lt5-1990.html Thanks, Joe |
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I purchased my set off of eBay ... there are several listings right now, such as
http://www.ebay.com/itm/1990-Chevorl...493f60&vxp=mtr If you can wait, you might find a better price (I paid less ~ 50 for these two IIRC). There's also an LT5 supplement manual. (eg, http://www.ebay.com/itm/1990-1991-19...af8721&vxp=mtr) The links you have are to the FSM. However, the "white cover" manual is the "early" version (there will be some minor updates). The "red cover" manuals are the "final" version. Last edited by ghlkal; 07-14-2012 at 12:36 PM. |
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It looks to me as if 1) is a photocopy of the FSM, while 2) is the acutal FSM (soft-bound book). I would assume both are the "final" versions, but ... So, I'm guessing there's no difference in the content of the 2 options.
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That's what I'm guessing too. The only thing that's got me puzzled is the photocopy looks a lot thicker, like it has more information. Could be you just can't tell the difference of thickness from the photos....but.
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I like the orig Helm red books. I have been able to get two different years (both books) used for about $60 per set.
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book condition varies, but the worst thing I ran into is a dog-eared page or two. For reference (adjust for inflation as necessary), A single Helm manual for my 92 Z28 cost $90 (in 1992). I ordered it the old fashioned way with the card included in my owners manual package.
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The loose leaf version is from Helm. They were selling them in that version for a while a few yrs ago; one of my ZR-1 bros bought one about 5 yrs back from Helm. It takes up a lot of space as the binders are very big, and the paper is heavy stock. It has it's advantages as the paper is stout and can be handled a lot before it gets dog eared.
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