[arpad_m]

Originally Posted by Gunkk

Trivia question: what year did they stop putting the RPO build sticker on the ramp part of the tray?

Originally Posted by Bumbleboy92

2019/2020 they changed it to a QR code on the driver door jam

With MY 2019, they changed it to a grossly incomplete QR code on the driver side door jamb, and I have no idea why. That sticker couldn't have cost more than $1 and contained all the build sheet information one would need to know.

[Pickles]

Originally Posted by len_eng

Hello, I have ordered from Compact Spare. I ordered the full temporary spare kit with the case. I have a coupe so even though it takes up a good deal of space, I am happy to have it since I have gotten rid of my run flats for Michelin Pilot Sports All Seasons. I also purchased one for my wife's Malibu Premier. She had a flat and did have to use the spare which her car did not have from the factory.

I think the spare is a very good idea on the ZL1. BUT, there is an issue. If you had a flat with the ZL1 rear, it is a 305 tire, which I don't believe will fit in the trunk, there is doubt that it will fit anywhere inside the ZL1,.....so what do you do with the punctured rim & tire?

[Bumbleboy92]

Originally Posted by Pickles

I think the spare is a very good idea on the ZL1. BUT, there is an issue. If you had a flat with the ZL1 rear, it is a 305 tire, which I don't believe will fit in the trunk, there is doubt that it will fit anywhere inside the ZL1,.....so what do you do with the punctured rim & tire?

Time to call up the flatbed

[arpad_m]

Originally Posted by Bumbleboy92

Time to call up the flatbed

Yup. Only costs a few bucks a year through your insurance.

[ZED SLED]

Pretty sure the top space is for the Camaro branded optional C-Tek battery charger. At least that's what was pointed out in previous threads.

[Whoomba]

Originally Posted by Pickles

I think the spare is a very good idea on the ZL1. BUT, there is an issue. If you had a flat with the ZL1 rear, it is a 305 tire, which I don't believe will fit in the trunk, there is doubt that it will fit anywhere inside the ZL1,.....so what do you do with the punctured rim & tire?

I had a blow out on a gen5 lt. had to put the top down and put it in the back seat.

[TP2SS]

Originally Posted by Capricio

Has anyone actually stuffed a scissor jack in that space? How much did you have to cut up the styrofoam?

Yes. Not much. Here's my post for my non-RF kit...

https://www.camaro6.com/forums/showthread.php?t=605309

[CalgaryZL1]

Originally Posted by Pickles

I think the spare is a very good idea on the ZL1. BUT, there is an issue. If you had a flat with the ZL1 rear, it is a 305 tire, which I don't believe will fit in the trunk, there is doubt that it will fit anywhere inside the ZL1,.....so what do you do with the punctured rim & tire?

That large area behind the front seats are perfect because they don’t fit a human, just carry a large plastic bag to cover the tire and protect your seats.

[Bumbleboy92]

Originally Posted by CalgaryZL1

That large area behind the front seats are perfect because they don’t fit a human, just carry a large plastic bag to cover the tire and protect your seats.

Back on my 1LT, I had stock SS staggered wheels/tire (Eagle F1) and the only way I fit all four was one in the trunk, two back seat, one front passenger. The trunk barely fit.

If the opening between the rear seats and trunk wasn't a trapezoid there could be so much more potential in hauling things, the space is there just impossible to fit anything within the interior confines of the shape

[CalgaryZL1]

Originally Posted by DriftR

I have a 2024 LT1 and plan on ditching the run flats sooner than later so I added the tire inflator in the pic. If it was a Mustang I would guess extra large dildo and vibrator... but what exactly goes in the 2 spots where the arrows are pointing...

Haha I’m going to send this to my neighbour who has a mustang. We are good friends so he will get the joke.

[CalgaryZL1]

Originally Posted by Bumbleboy92

Back on my 1LT, I had stock SS staggered wheels/tire (Eagle F1) and the only way I fit all four was one in the trunk, two back seat, one front passenger. The trunk barely fit.

If the opening between the rear seats and trunk wasn't a trapezoid there could be so much more potential in hauling things, the space is there just impossible to fit anything within the interior confines of the shape

True, but if you just have to carry one rear tire to get yourself home, that would be the solution, just a clean bag to keep your interior untouched. I think modern spare even supplies a bag to put your flat tire in.

[GroundhogSS]

Originally Posted by Whoomba

Having a convertible, where would the spare fit with the flap?

People who have done this in the past just unhook the divider at the bottom and slide the spare under. It's narrow enough to not interfere with the top mechanism. There's more than eight inches available with the top down. Just be sure to keep the snaps on the top of the divider connected so the sensor there will allow the top down. There have been some threads about this several years ago. I think with pictures.

[Whoomba]

Originally Posted by GroundhogSS

People who have done this in the past just unhook the divider at the bottom and slide the spare under. It's narrow enough to not interfere with the top mechanism. There's more than eight inches available with the top down. Just be sure to keep the snaps on the top of the divider connected so the sensor there will allow the top down. There have been some threads about this several years ago. I think with pictures.

And the top would still go down above it?

[SSJ455]

Gun storage or maybe an infant/toddler in that space at the top of the picture.