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Coil Covers
anyone have suggestions for companies that make coil covers?
I am trying to hide these, and don't want to relocate. http://imageshack.com/a/img545/5217/edwl.jpg |
Roto Fab
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I have only seen on set of valve covers that hid the coil that were kinda cool, but they cost like 1200 bucks from Billet Specialties.
We sell a coil bracket to mount the coils on to that will let you mount the coils where ever you want. You will need an extension harness and and some custom plug wires but to me that makes a much nicer install. And opens the doors to put ay valve cover you want on the engine. Most of the coil covers seem kinda cheesy. http://i616.photobucket.com/albums/t...ept2011107.jpg http://i616.photobucket.com/albums/t...11-2012006.jpg |
yeah not finding anything attractive. May just have to deal with new valve covers and such.
Now who makes sweet looking valve covers LOL :headscratch: |
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Those are nice, makes it look like a big block.
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I really want to make some cast Magnesium valve covers that look modern for Pro-touring kinda cars. |
Clayton Machine Works makes some pretty sweet ones as well:
http://www.code510.com/ls-coil-cover...ine-works.html |
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I'm very limited in space. Going the valve cover route may be the only choice...Any more suggestions for valve covers?
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We only have 3/8" gap between the coils and the booster :hitaxeonthehead: |
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The billet ones on my site are a pretty good deal. We will have quite a few styles on our site here very shortly. Rodger |
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