ls1 fuel rail covers that don't say corvette?
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ls1 fuel rail covers that don't say corvette?
does anyone know where i can get black camaro ls1 fuel rail covers that don't say corvette on them.. maybe something like camaro or ls1? thanks
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Guys,
I've made over 350 sets of these. Contact our sponsor Afterthoughts Auto
for complete info and ordering. Do NOT use JB Weld to fill in the letters. There's lesson #1 for your prototype.
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I've made over 350 sets of these. Contact our sponsor Afterthoughts Auto
for complete info and ordering. Do NOT use JB Weld to fill in the letters. There's lesson #1 for your prototype.
Bryan
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Originally Posted by Brian2006
How about does anybody know where you can get fbody frcs that are under $200?
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Originally Posted by Brian2006
How about does anybody know where you can get fbody frcs that are under $200?
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Originally Posted by 2000BlkCamaroSS
As parbreak was saying, you get what you pay for. Think about what it is made of and where it goes. If it is cheap plastic, it will melt one hot summer day then you have the biggest engine mess to clean up and $$ down the drain. AfterthoughtsAuto uses very good plastic to make these FRCs. I will admit, they cost too much for me since they don't do anything except lay there and look good. Thats also why I haven't bought any yet.
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Originally Posted by parbreak
Actually we use the OEM Corvette covers and convert them to fit FBodys, so the plastic that is used is the same plastic that GM has been putting on their flagship sportscar since 1997 and even earlier with the LT1 plastic covers. This stuff is thick and heat does not affect it, at least not the heat we are dealing with.
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Like stated above, you get what you pay for. I bought mine from Bryan "parbreak"over 2 years ago. Were they higher than some others, yes. Were they worth every penny, hell yes. Quality is top notch and they have held up to the header heat without a problem. Plus they were painted and decaled just like I wanted.
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Originally Posted by 99zee
Like stated above, you get what you pay for. I bought mine from Bryan "parbreak"over 2 years ago. Were they higher than some others, yes. Were they worth every penny, hell yes. Quality is top notch and they have held up to the header heat without a problem. Plus they were painted and decaled just like I wanted.
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