Fuel rail cover fitment.
05-21-2012, 10:01 PM
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NO you do NOT need to cut them.. they fit just fine.. I did mine and my buddys car.. mine needed clearancing for the throttle bracket but his was just the single cable so I cut down the linkage bracket on his.. they do require drilling a hold for the dipstick tube but nothing else...
05-21-2012, 10:04 PM
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NO you do NOT need to cut them.. they fit just fine.. I did mine and my buddys car.. mine needed clearancing for the throttle bracket but his was just the single cable so I cut down the linkage bracket on his.. they do require drilling a hold for the dipstick tube but nothing else...
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05-22-2012, 12:16 AM
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Ok thanks a lot guys. A buddy of mine just bought a c5 so I am going to test fit his and see what needs to be trimmed if anything before I buy them from someplace.
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mine needed clearancing for the throttle bracket but his was just the single cable so I cut down the linkage bracket on his.. they do require drilling a hold for the dipstick tube but nothing else...
They don't have to be hacked up, but they do need some "modifications"
They don't have to be hacked up, but they do need some "modifications"
