Question about fuel rail cover.
05-14-2005, 01:47 AM
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Question about fuel rail cover.
How hard would it be to take some filler and fill in the word Corvette and everything else. Then paint the whole cover white? How much work am I looking at here?
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Originally Posted by MBA's site
Our covers plates are made to be attached to the Chevrolet Corvette stock plastic covers. We DO NOT sell those parts! We offer our cover plates as a means to cover the Corvette lettering on the stock parts. Some may fill them with bondo, or use a decal, both methods are proven to be temporary, at best. Our covers are 1/8" thick aluminum, bent to conform to the curves of the Corvette stock parts, grained, anodized, then engraved as shown.
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Yea, the MBA stuff is nice, but very expensive.
I've seen plenty of F-Body LS1s with the Corvette fuel rail covers that have been filled in & painted, so it can't be that hard to do it to the LT1 covers. I wonder if you would have to do any cutting to them like the LS1 ones though.
I've seen plenty of F-Body LS1s with the Corvette fuel rail covers that have been filled in & painted, so it can't be that hard to do it to the LT1 covers. I wonder if you would have to do any cutting to them like the LS1 ones though.
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