Pics of my engine bay (please comment)
First off, excellent start to keeping a nice clean engine bay. Very awesome looking.
Now, for what to improve on...
- Get some fuel rail covers. Cleans up the engine bay A LOT. And not some "Corvette" used covers, something that says "LS1" or "Trans Am" on them. Don't know the site they're on, but I have 'em, so they make 'em. Try using
for them.
- Paint the "SLP" on the air box lid or chang up to the red "LS1" lid offered. It goes better with the red/black theme you have going (I had the same thing, then changed mine and don't regret doing so - trust me, you'll definitely see a difference when you do it). For the "LS1" lid, again you'll have to it since I don't remember the company that sells 'em.
- I can't really tell if you have it or not from the angle of the pics, but for dress-up, get a black anodized head plate and paint over the outline of the phoenix or "LS1" with red touch up paint. Again, really stands out and draws attention to the dress-up of the engine.
Now, for what to improve on...
- Get some fuel rail covers. Cleans up the engine bay A LOT. And not some "Corvette" used covers, something that says "LS1" or "Trans Am" on them. Don't know the site they're on, but I have 'em, so they make 'em. Try using
for them.- Paint the "SLP" on the air box lid or chang up to the red "LS1" lid offered. It goes better with the red/black theme you have going (I had the same thing, then changed mine and don't regret doing so - trust me, you'll definitely see a difference when you do it). For the "LS1" lid, again you'll have to
it since I don't remember the company that sells 'em.- I can't really tell if you have it or not from the angle of the pics, but for dress-up, get a black anodized head plate and paint over the outline of the phoenix or "LS1" with red touch up paint. Again, really stands out and draws attention to the dress-up of the engine.
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Also I have maybe 10-15 dollars in the hardware to relocate my coils but around 100 dollars in my MSD wires. I also cut down and polished my stock valve covers. I'll try to get some pics soon. Coil relocation is complimented well by billet fuel rails too.
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