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01-02-2007 04:27 AM #1
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Looks great Ken!!!! What kind of cover do you have in mind for the coil packs?? I have a similar setup in a Camaro, the engine just came with polished aluminum cover over the coil packs and I'd like to see what others are doing to hid them....Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, Live for Today!
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01-02-2007 06:30 AM #2
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Originally Posted by Dave Severson
i saw a ls1 at sema that a guy made valve cover adapters and put oldstyle chevy smallblock covers on it and hid the coils . it looked great .yes i drove ,the trailer didnot drive it's self
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01-02-2007 09:08 AM #3
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thanks I am going to mount the coils on the bottom of the toe board on the outside of the body. That extra 3" of material I have on the outside of the dry sump tank will be Incorporated into a cover over the coils. I am going to make a adapter for the valve covers also so I can use the early style. The fuel system on this motor is going to be pretty nice I will post pictures and see what all of you think. I am always open for suggestions. Can someone tell me how to post normal size pictures?
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