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Are there any Engine Covers for the 3.8s? (Plasticky covers that is)
Are there any Engine Covers for the 3.8s? (Plasticky covers that is)
I've seen LT1's, LS1's, Grand Prix's, Corvette's etc. with the plasticky type covers that cover up a portion of the engine bay, mainly the valve cover areas....it hides a lot of garbage(i.e. wires, hoses etc.) and gives the engine a nice clean look.... Are there any that would fit the 3.8's, or a place that custom makes these?
thanks for any help
Perry V.
'97 Bird
Perry V.<br />\'97 Chameleon Bird w/ too many toys to list.<br /><a href=\"http://www.geocities.com/umvagia0\" target=\"_blank\">http://www.goecities.com/umvagia0</a>
I have never really compared, but would the one from the Grand Prix one work with modification?
Gerry
<b>2001 Black Trans AM M6</b> <br />!Hood baffles,!CAGS,Mufflex Cat-bypass pipes,Borla y-pipe,TSP Rumbler cat-back,LGM lid,G2 springs,BMR SFC\'s,BMR STB,LGM billet pedals,Lou\'s short stick,Custom FRC\'s,Custom hood and side vents,Polished 18x9.5 Z06 wheels
i was thinking that too (about the grand prix one), but their engines face sideways.....and i think it might be different, we should take some measurements and look into that.....it makes the engine bay look a million times better.
thanks
PV.
Perry V.<br />\'97 Chameleon Bird w/ too many toys to list.<br /><a href=\"http://www.geocities.com/umvagia0\" target=\"_blank\">http://www.goecities.com/umvagia0</a>
I think I like the standard aluminum intake plenum and possibly painted valve covers way more than *ahem* GAY *ahem* plastic covers to "cover the unsightly engine" and "get in my way"
<blockquote>quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by 99V6Redbird: The Corvette Fuel Rail covers will fit our car with some modification ;) <hr></blockquote>
Really? and where did you get them from?
[ April 29, 2002: Message edited by: Night Rider ]</p>
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<blockquote>quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by Dominic: I think I like the standard aluminum intake plenum and possibly painted valve covers way more than *ahem* GAY *ahem* plastic covers to "cover the unsightly engine" and "get in my way"<hr></blockquote>
Yeah maybe on a V6 but on a LS1 they look pretty bad arse.
Gerry
<b>2001 Black Trans AM M6</b> <br />!Hood baffles,!CAGS,Mufflex Cat-bypass pipes,Borla y-pipe,TSP Rumbler cat-back,LGM lid,G2 springs,BMR SFC\'s,BMR STB,LGM billet pedals,Lou\'s short stick,Custom FRC\'s,Custom hood and side vents,Polished 18x9.5 Z06 wheels
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