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Old 05-12-2006, 12:07 AM
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I got a 02 Z28 that i am putting race headers on with no emissions fittings and as those of you know that have slp airlids for 00-02 models there is a tube that plugs into the side of the lid for the air pump, since i am removing the air pump i no longer need that tube, SLP said the dont sell the plug for the 98-99 separate and i have been to lowes home depot and some local hardware stores, anybody got any suggestions on where to buy or how make plug for that hole and not look messy?
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Try doing a search, "SLP lid." I remember reading a similar post where someone posted a site that sells every kind of plug you could imagine.
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http://www.speedspecialty.com/store/...uct=ls1lidplug
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Go to ACE hardware and ask them for their rubber plugs, bring the lid in there and find the one that fits the hole.
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Go to ACE hardware and ask them for their rubber plugs, bring the lid in there and find the one that fits the hole.
X2 Found my plug at Lowes.
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the company who makes the plugs is called caplugs. I ordered some samples online and got like 10 extra. Do a search and you will find the part number. Go to their website and order some samples. They work great and are shipped right to your house.

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ace hardware or lowes should work for you!
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I rigged mine. Used a type of cover and glue to cover it up. Worked like a charm....
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I used a plug from Ace Hardware.

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