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anyone have a how to, modify vette fuel rail covers to work on a camaro?

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Old 01-23-2008, 12:31 PM
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anyone have a how to, modify vette fuel rail covers to work on a camaro?

I have a LT4 383 94 Z with composite valve covers and want to put some black plastic fuel rail covers off a vette on it. What needs to be cut and does it come out decent? pics would be great
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i thought these were pretty much bolt on and go without modification?
 
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i know you have to trim some at a min where the vent hose goes from the valve cover to the throttle body
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I bought a set for my '96 Formula and had to hack a ton off just to get them to fit. I also have an auto with traction control and all the stock components and wiring. It looked like **** so I tossed them.

Good luck. I really wish they looked good in my engine bay.
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if you didn't have traction control would they have looked decent?
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Old 01-23-2008, 06:09 PM
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Mine's a '93 engine and I used #10224936 (92-93)on the right, #10208794 (94+)on the left along with (4) 10108672 studs. All I had to do was cut a notch , (half nickel) for a wire harness on the pass. side front. They fit right on.
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Originally Posted by lt1-xjs
Mine's a '93 engine and I used #10224936 (92-93)on the right, #10208794 (94+)on the left along with (4) 10108672 studs. All I had to do was cut a notch , (half nickel) for a wire harness on the pass. side front. They fit right on.
Can you post some pics of how they look?
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Originally Posted by rickjames343
Can you post some pics of how they look?
If I can figure out how, from a "floppy".
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http://www.bfranker.badz28.com/fbody/links.htm


I think I found out how to install/cut em here.




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where on the page was it? how did you get 2 different year sides?
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Originally Posted by remaxracer45
where on the page was it? how did you get 2 different year sides?
I got mine to fit fine. yes, I had to trim some but if you go slow, they will be clean looking once you are done. you will trim more on the drivers side because the vettes fuel lines route different than ours. The passenger side is a minor trim to clear the hose going from the valve cover to the T.B.
I can post some photos tommorrow of my covers, right now it is -4 and I don't dare go outside
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thanks green machine please send the pics when you can justus6@charter.net
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Don't the covers say "Corvette"? Or, are they plain now? Did you leave the Corvette lettering on the covers?
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I have them on my new LT1.

The right cover is very easy, just make a notch for the rubber hose attached to the valve cover.

The left cover is a PITA, You have to do a lot of trimming on the rear of the cover to allow it to fit over the f-body fuel pressure regulator. I did a lot of minor trial and error trimming so I did not just whack off the rear portion of the cover.

I made the mounting studs out of bolts with the heads cut off and a little bit of Dremeling.



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wrd did you have to trim the drivers cover anywhere but in the back?
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