I've been working on polishing my distributer cover for a whiile now and had an idea pop into my head. I solid modeled a new style of distributer cover last night and I would like to get some opinions of what you all think of it.

 

Not a bad idea at all, it gives it some style.

 

You use autocad? It would be easy to put that on a cnc to cut out the bowtie with a 3/8 ballnose endmill, and using a 1/8 endmill for the IROC part. Looks good and unique

 

Drawn on mechanical desktop 5, thinking of finding 3-d plotter and having corn-startch master made and taking it to a local aluminum foundry. was thinking of the endmill idea but I had to cut the fins short to get a space for the bow-tie

 

that would look really nice :hail:

 

i hate to go against the grain but i think it's to much. i don't like it.

 

I like it can you make one for the Z-28 guys out there

 

Without the yellow paint I think I'd like it. It's close enough to stock not to be terribly tacky.

I think I'd probably opt for just the bowtie, if anything at all though. I definately see a potential for you to make some cash if you can produce them affordably enough. Between the f-body and Y-body owners, I'm sure you could sell plenty.

 

Looks Nice......

~RJ~

 

insane cool... put me on the list!:hail:

 

If you could put GTA on the part where the bowtie is, I'd buy one.

 

Here is a plain camaro one, will work on a Firebird one when I get a chance

 

I may be spitting into the wind here but, why not just take an aluminum one, and bring it to a jewler or engraving shop and have it done? How much could the charge you?

 

fins are in the way, I had to shorten them to get the bow-tie on there