Edelbrock Valve Covers
It's actually not a bad idea, except that I plan to pull the fuel rail and empty it completely prior to putting any heat to it.
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I was searching around today, and it looks like it's going to be around $400 to get the rails, lines, and fittings.
If you know of anywhere cheaper, by all means hit me up with a link. My only preferance is no red or blue fittings. Black or silver only.
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yea, the black/silver fittings are a bit more money, but $400?! how much are you spending on the rails? I've got the nasty nate rails i need to get rid of if you want them for cheap($75). You'll still need to fab up the fittings part.
I agree the aftermarket rails is obviously more money than modifying the stock rails, but man, they will look a lot better than a stock rail. Regardless of performance.
I guess worst case scenario, try and modify your stock rail, and if it doesn't work, go aftermarket.
I agree the aftermarket rails is obviously more money than modifying the stock rails, but man, they will look a lot better than a stock rail. Regardless of performance.
I guess worst case scenario, try and modify your stock rail, and if it doesn't work, go aftermarket.
