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Old 07-19-2008   #1
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Default Size Matters

A new owner here, so forgive these seemingly simple questions.

I know that the rear end body parts on the ZR-1 are bigger than the standard C4...to accommodate the wider tires.

1) are the doors a different size?
2) are the rear side light housings a different size?
3) are the brake and turn signal lenses a different size?
4) are the backup lenses and license plate assembly a different size?
5) is the rear end carpet and internal trim a different size?
6) is the "CORVETTE" script a different size?
7) within the ZR-1 line, 90-95, were there any parts that changed size/fitments from year to year? In other words will the early ZR-1 body parts fit the late model ZR-1's

Is there a list published anywhere that points out all of the differences between a ZR-1 and a standard C4...front to back? Obviously 75% or more of what's in the engine compartment is unique to the ZR-1. Other than the engine itself, what are some of the other items in the engine compartment that are ZR-1 specific?

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Old 07-19-2008   #2
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Default Re: Size Matters

1: yes
2: no
3: yes
4: yes, not a different size but a different assembly
5: no
6. from the normal C4 yes
7: not that i'm aware of other then the rub strip.


the ac compressor, rad, ecm, lines, belts...
this is all as far as I know, and i could be wrong.


Jeff you out there?
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Old 07-19-2008   #3
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Default Re: Size Matters

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1: yes
2: no
3: yes
4: yes, not a different size but a different assembly
5: no
6. from the normal C4 yes
7: not that i'm aware of other then the rub strip.


the ac compressor, rad, ecm, lines, belts...
this is all as far as I know, and i could be wrong.


Jeff you out there?
You forgot to mention the "grin" is wider (on the ZR-1 drivers ).

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Old 07-19-2008   #4
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Default Re: Size Matters

I did not think the Brake and Turn Signal Lenses were a different size (#3)
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Old 07-19-2008   #5
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I did not think the Brake and Turn Signal Lenses were a different size (#3)
I never measured them to compare, but couldn't help but notice the proportion appeared to remain the same, in spite of the wider tail. So, I wondered if the ZR-1 lenses were not a tad bigger. Someday, I'll have a ruler along and satisfy/confirm what I suspected for some time.

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I never measured them to compare, but couldn't help but notice the proportion appeared to remain the same, in spite of the wider tail. So, I wondered if the ZR-1 lenses were not a tad bigger. Someday, I'll have a ruler along and satisfy/confirm what I suspected for some time.

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Guess I will look up the PN for any given year 91-95 and compare to the narrow body, but I am betting they are the same

Reverse light ARE different though
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Default Re: Size Matters

For #6 and #7, the "CORVETTE" emblem is larger on the '91+ models (of which non-Z's didn't have an emblem anymore). The 1990 has the same sized emblem as all '84-90 'vettes.
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Old 07-19-2008   #8
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1) are the doors a different size?
Yes, the door line is different in about the middle. You can see it starting to bow out.

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2) are the rear side light housings a different size?
No, they are the same.

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3) are the brake and turn signal lenses a different size?
No, they are the same.

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4) are the backup lenses and license plate assembly a different size?
License plate frame (black portion) is different. The back up lights are the same.

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5) is the rear end carpet and internal trim a different size?
No, the inner tub is the same. So the carpet is the same.


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6) is the "CORVETTE" script a different size?
90 is smaller than the 91-95 CORVETTE emblem. But in 90 they were the same size.

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7) within the ZR-1 line, 90-95, were there any parts that changed size/fitments from year to year? In other words will the early ZR-1 body parts fit the late model ZR-1's
Yes, everything will bolt right up, or I should say bond right up in certain cases.
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