LT1-LT4 Fuel Rail Covers
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LT1-LT4 Fuel Rail Covers
Has anyone tryed to modify a set of the LT1-LT4 or LS1 Fuel Rail Covers to fit on a TPI? I think it would be really cool if some how...they woulc be cut and placed around the runners...just exposing the plenum and the runners..cover the valve covers and such. Has anyone does anything like this before? I've thought about doing it...but don't wanna waset about $70 bucks tring to do it....
Here is a set on ebay: http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...category=33627
Here is a set on ebay: http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...category=33627
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Cool, but I like the way a TPI manifold looks. 
You could probably tweak an LT1/4 set to work on a TPI though.

You could probably tweak an LT1/4 set to work on a TPI though.
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i don't see a point of putting covers on a tpi seeing as how the plenum covers mostly everything up anyways, but thos lt1 covers do look pretty sweet, maybe they could keep some of the heat of the plenum??? so it could possibly be worth it
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i don't see a point of putting covers on a tpi seeing as how the plenum covers mostly everything up anyways
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I really dont see you getting them to look anywhere like they belong there, just get rid of the chitty tpi motor and install an LT1, then you can install em :-D
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Originally posted by Z28*****
I really dont see you getting them to look anywhere like they belong there, just get rid of the chitty tpi motor and install an LT1, then you can install em :-D
I really dont see you getting them to look anywhere like they belong there, just get rid of the chitty tpi motor and install an LT1, then you can install em :-D
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haha, you can think what you want.....I'm bascailly just going to cover up the crappy stock valve covers on the TPI system....I guess I should have just suspected negative feedback from this post....
haha, you can think what you want.....I'm bascailly just going to cover up the crappy stock valve covers on the TPI system....I guess I should have just suspected negative feedback from this post....
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so how did it turn out 84customZ28?? I was looking around ebay and thought it might be a neat idea to cover the stock valve cover and clean up the engine bay, so I did a search here.. ... post some pics!
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Originally posted by Brisk
so how did it turn out 84customZ28?? I was looking around ebay and thought it might be a neat idea to cover the stock valve cover and clean up the engine bay, so I did a search here.. ... post some pics!
so how did it turn out 84customZ28?? I was looking around ebay and thought it might be a neat idea to cover the stock valve cover and clean up the engine bay, so I did a search here.. ... post some pics!
well, I've had them done for along time now..guess I just never posted pictures. Here is a picture...they look alright for now...I'll do some more work to them later in the summer probably.
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personally, anything that says "corvette" that isn't in a corvette is like putting a type R sticker on something that isn't a type R
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Originally posted by mw66nova
personally, anything that says "corvette" that isn't in a corvette is like putting a type R sticker on something that isn't a type R
personally, anything that says "corvette" that isn't in a corvette is like putting a type R sticker on something that isn't a type R
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Well I happen to think they look pretty good from that angle.. actually I can only see the one on the driver's side. Do you have any other images that show the covers a bit more clearly?
interesting web site pasky.. worthy of a bookmark.
interesting web site pasky.. worthy of a bookmark.
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Originally posted by 84customZ28
I posted a picture because the guy wanted to see how they look....this post is very very old and was brought back from the dead. So your comments really don't mean much man...sorry
I posted a picture because the guy wanted to see how they look....this post is very very old and was brought back from the dead. So your comments really don't mean much man...sorry
all hail Custom84Z28, inventor of the custom valve cover, covers.
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wasn't trying to flame, i was more thinking along the lines of: make some that say camaro. i have a carb, and i like to see my all of my engine!
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Originally posted by 84customZ28
well, I've had them done for along time now..guess I just never posted pictures. Here is a picture...they look alright for now...I'll do some more work to them later in the summer probably.
well, I've had them done for along time now..guess I just never posted pictures. Here is a picture...they look alright for now...I'll do some more work to them later in the summer probably.
any more pics?
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considering these engines came and are derived from the corvette I see no "****" anywhere in these pics.Ive seen guys with vette badges on impala SS.I overlooked it because they are "vette" powered cars.
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