Green Eggs & Ham
Well, here's another quick update. I still haven't gotten my 31" spare tire mounted. Hopefully this week. I did however find a pretty good deal over the weekend. I found someone selling a Hypertech Max Energy power programmer. 

Being very poor, I offered him $100 for it, and luckily he accepted. Now my truck is programmed with the correct tire size and gears, and the shifts are a lot more firm. I can't say that I've noticed any real change in power, and I haven't had it long enough to determine if it will affect fuel economy. It did make the shift points much nicer, and firmer, and it doesn't feel like the engine has to race before it shifts. All in all, it was a good Canadian Thanksgiving weekend.

Being very poor, I offered him $100 for it, and luckily he accepted. Now my truck is programmed with the correct tire size and gears, and the shifts are a lot more firm. I can't say that I've noticed any real change in power, and I haven't had it long enough to determine if it will affect fuel economy. It did make the shift points much nicer, and firmer, and it doesn't feel like the engine has to race before it shifts. All in all, it was a good Canadian Thanksgiving weekend.
Last edited by El_Beautor; Jan 26, 2012 at 01:53 PM. Reason: Updating photo link location
Other than new CV axles everything else in the front end is original. Hope this answers your question.
Yes it it. I believe that it has longer control arms, but I'm not positive of all the differences. I believe that the control arms mount lower on the frame of the ZR2 as well. I'm pretty sure that there was a thread posted a while back where a direct comparison between the normal and ZR2's were done.
Well, here's another quick update. I still haven't gotten my 31" spare tire mounted. Hopefully this week. I did however find a pretty good deal over the weekend. I found someone selling a Hypertech Max Energy power programmer. 

Being very poor, I offered him $100 for it, and luckily he accepted. Now my truck is programmed with the correct tire size and gears, and the shifts are a lot more firm. I can't say that I've noticed any real change in power, and I haven't had it long enough to determine if it will affect fuel economy. It did make the shift points much nicer, and firmer, and it doesn't feel like the engine has to race before it shifts. All in all, it was a good Canadian Thanksgiving weekend.

Being very poor, I offered him $100 for it, and luckily he accepted. Now my truck is programmed with the correct tire size and gears, and the shifts are a lot more firm. I can't say that I've noticed any real change in power, and I haven't had it long enough to determine if it will affect fuel economy. It did make the shift points much nicer, and firmer, and it doesn't feel like the engine has to race before it shifts. All in all, it was a good Canadian Thanksgiving weekend.
Unfortunately my ZR2 bars are still sitting in my yard. I tried twice to remove the old bars, but they are completely seized in the keys. I've been soaking them in WD-40 on a regular basis, but for now its too cold to tackle the job since I don't have a garage. Looks like its going to have to wait for spring. I really want to get it done though cause my old soft bars are really squishy, especially compared to the back where I have the add-a-leaf to firm things up.



