FIREFIGHTER273

I am running a carb setup, do I need to maintain the knock sensor plug setup below the intake manifold?

6L.IROC-Z

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No, you can get rid of that stuff

https://ls1tech.com/forums/carburete...ey-covers.html

Z284thgen

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Gosh the knock sensor holes are hidious with a carb intake

67 LS1 Vert

make your own cover. Its easy. trace out your gasket a little bigger on a piece of aluminum.

Also, if you want to wait for a long time you can order one from edelbrock. There is a guy on here that makes them for about the same price as edelbrock sells them for.

Fastdriver1992

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[QUOTE=67 LS1 Vert;14091467]make your own cover. Its easy. trace out your gasket a little bigger on a piece of aluminum.



does anyone have a picture of this. i have to knock sensors on my car and i hate the holes!!

ZONES89RS

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I just made my own, i will take a pic later.

Z284thgen

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Me and a friend made mine. Off her CNC machine


I have no clue how to post pics from my phone to the thread

Pop N Wood

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You might consider a cover from an LS2-3 or LS6 motor. They have the "ls6" syle PCV baffles which are suppose to be slightly better than the oil sucking LS1 PCV setup.

ZONES89RS

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NemeSS

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what thickness is that?
came out looking good.
i made few out of .250 6061 t6 plate

ZONES89RS

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Hell, i cannot remember, but it is slightly thinner than the stock cover.

6L.IROC-Z

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Click the link in my first post for pics.

Z284thgen

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Z284thgen

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Z28/2002

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I've got to get me one of these

Z284thgen

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Thats the one me n a friend made for my swap