'Vette fuel rail covers
12-05-2005, 11:57 AM
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'Vette fuel rail covers
I'm not sure what section to put this in, but here it goes... I bought a set of covers on E-Bay, but they haven't been trimmed yet for an F-body. Has anyone done this yet by themselves, and if so, do you have a template? Seems like someone would by now, but all I can find is "trim to fit", and, "it's easy". If noone seems to have a template, I'll make one and save it for others in later uses...
12-05-2005, 07:44 PM
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It's really easy 
Sorry but I don't have a template and I know most places don't because they charge people to make them themselves.
To be honest most people make it sound harder than it really is, all I did is set them in place and just start cutting away.
I plan on making a complete walk-through but unfortunitly it's absolutly freezing here in Wisconsin so I won't have it made until spring.
I need to upload some pictures but here's a pic. of them on my dirty engine bay from another thread.
http://www.projectcamaro.net/forum/s...85&postcount=2
Please people we know some don't agree with them, this thread is JUST on how to install them.
Sorry but I don't have a template and I know most places don't because they charge people to make them themselves.
To be honest most people make it sound harder than it really is, all I did is set them in place and just start cutting away.
I plan on making a complete walk-through but unfortunitly it's absolutly freezing here in Wisconsin so I won't have it made until spring.
I need to upload some pictures but here's a pic. of them on my dirty engine bay from another thread.
http://www.projectcamaro.net/forum/s...85&postcount=2
Please people we know some don't agree with them, this thread is JUST on how to install them.
12-06-2005, 12:18 AM
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Hey, PC, I asked in another thread, but never got an answer. Did you have to remove your EGR stuff to get them to fit? I was trying to put mine on the other day, but on the passenger side the wiring harness loops in front of and under one of the Air hoses, and the actual air hose on the drivers side was in the way too. I was trying to avoid removing all this stuff right now, but if I have to I can cause I already have a block-off plate kit.
12-06-2005, 01:28 AM
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12-06-2005, 05:24 AM
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Originally Posted by SSmokd U
Hey, PC, I asked in another thread, but never got an answer. Did you have to remove your EGR stuff to get them to fit? I was trying to put mine on the other day, but on the passenger side the wiring harness loops in front of and under one of the Air hoses, and the actual air hose on the drivers side was in the way too. I was trying to avoid removing all this stuff right now, but if I have to I can cause I already have a block-off plate kit.
Sorry I must have missed that. No I didn't have to remove any of it, I did that when I installed the longtube headers just to help clean up the engine bay.
12-07-2005, 11:06 PM
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Originally Posted by Bernotas05
Sweet easy enough im biddin on a set now on ebay maybe ill win them i duno
12-08-2005, 04:30 AM
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Originally Posted by NoRiceInside
LS1 bastards. i have to order 4 studs from GM that are special order to install my FRCs. its okay, the cheapness of mine is still awesomer than yours
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