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Try a M&P Shield, single stack. I can fit it between my hip and seat belt well hidden. Sometimes I have it in the door storage space with a piece of paper in front of it to hide it.

Just wait. Brand new C8s were selling sticker price not long ago, but now you see $11K below the sticker. Soon, used market prices will go lower. Just came back from Ron Fellow's Performance Driving School for Corvette owners, and I learned C8 is a race car (I will not call it a senior's car...

I have the same single knock metallic sound. 6MT with 51K miles.

Try sitting up more upright and a bit closer; helps me.

It's due to the negative camber, within factory spec. I am on 3rd set of tires with 48K miles (3rd set is H rated Michelin). Front tires wear inside out start making weird noise, which is time to replace tires around 25K. Rear passenger has more inside wear than driver side.

Thank you for pointing that out -- I did not know that.

GT takes 10 quarts of oil and you put in 8.

My favorite hamburger when there's no In-n-Out burger near by.

Check out UPR plug w metal tabs.

Thank you all for the replies. It's "lock it manually" as you walk away.

I have the autolock option checked, but it doesn't lock when I walk away. I always have to push the lock button on the fob. Any ideas?

Tire pollution from EV heavy vehicles are far worse than that of ICE.

Search this site, auto owner was missing his old manual. May be you two can swap.

I wouldn't buy the enture tube. Use appropriate hardening glue.

Mine went up $8 for three vehicles.

Ideally the spring should match the struts, paired, but you can just replace the springs. For me, I did the opposite -- I replaced OEM struts and shocks with Bilstein, right after having purchased a GT. It's more firmer, less bouncy.

So, that's what 2 horsepower difference feels like.

I made posts 10W-30 and 5W-40 appear too thick, feels sluggish accerlating. 5W-30 seems just right. Someone answered my post "pacebo". I'd say you and I can feel the car better than some folks.

^^^ You guys are killing me. I got ways to go (69 yo).

You're young and financially also, so just keep it stock, keep up with maintenance, is my advice. When you're older and financially comfortable, then mod all you want.