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Old 08-03-2011, 06:29 PM
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Looking for some ideas for my engine bay. Going towards a show car look instead of building it for drag.

Right now i have an ls6 intake (looks stock of course) and a carbon fiber lid. How hard is it to wiretuck and thinking about some chrome covers throughout.
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Yofab and billet specialties and emblempros makes some bad *** covers for different parts of the engine bay you should check them out
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Thanks for the recommendation! You can see all our parts here: yofab.com

If you have any questions feel free to ask

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Originally Posted by MattSapp95_T/A

OMG! I got a half chub over that! That is amazing props for work and nicest engine bay I've ever seen!
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Do you have any more pics of that^^^
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Keep it simple and clean with a wire mod, tucking all ground cables, relocating TCS, etc instead of tossing a bunch of chrome pieces on it.

This is actually a dirty engine, but cameras hide dirt well. Just showing what can be done by simple hiding some wires and whatnot. Keeping a clean, simplified stock look.
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Where would I be able to get that done
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Where would I be able to get that done
It's something you could easily do in a couple hours if you have the right tools. Painting valve covers and coilpacks adds a nice touch as well, unless you plan to buy FRCs.
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Wat all do I need to do it with? My car is a v6 but id like to do it to it for when I get me a ss so I know how




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