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Old May 3, 2011 | 11:33 AM
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i was curious about how the gen 5 engine cover attaches to the motor.

more specifically, would it fit over a ls1 with a fast 90mm manifold and stock 98 corvette rails (return style)? im tinkering with ideas of how to hide the top end and nitrous setup on my engine.
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Old May 3, 2011 | 01:06 PM
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I can get you some pics when I get home if you want. Let me know.
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Old May 3, 2011 | 01:37 PM
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yes please! do you happen to know off the top of your head how they connect to the engine?
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Old May 3, 2011 | 02:26 PM
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Originally Posted by TXsilverado
i was curious about how the gen 5 engine cover attaches to the motor.

more specifically, would it fit over a ls1 with a fast 90mm manifold and stock 98 corvette rails (return style)? im tinkering with ideas of how to hide the top end and nitrous setup on my engine.
They hide nitous kits very well.

The cover needs a bracket that attaches to the fuel rail on one side and then the fuel rail bracket on the other at the back. Then it snaps onto a post like any normal FRC in the front and finally the oil cap holds it down as well.
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They hide nitous kits very well.

The cover needs a bracket that attaches to the fuel rail on one side and then the fuel rail bracket on the other at the back. Then it snaps onto a post like any normal FRC in the front and finally the oil cap holds it down as well.
so if i had the right parts, i could just bolt in some brackets and snap it in without any custom mods?

i would love to be able to hide my fast intake and solenoids/plate for more of a sleeper look. even though the cover is kind of lame looking IMO lol.
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Old May 3, 2011 | 03:10 PM
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Maybe this will help you........




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so if i had the right parts, i could just bolt in some brackets and snap it in without any custom mods?

i would love to be able to hide my fast intake and solenoids/plate for more of a sleeper look. even though the cover is kind of lame looking IMO lol.

I took mine off and put it in the attic, the day I brought it home from the dealership. I don't care for the looks of it myself.
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I took mine off and put it in the attic, the day I brought it home from the dealership. I don't care for the looks of it myself.
did you happen to remove and keep the rear bracket and the valve cover stud? if so do you feel like selling it really cheap

anyone have a picture of what the OEM cover looks like? when i google pictures i see 15 different versions of the cover and cant tell which cover is OEM.
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This is what mine looks like.........
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interested in parting with it?
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Yeah sure....what's it and all the associated hardware worth to ya? I guess just send me a PM.
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if anyone knows if this intake will work on a LS1 with a fast 90MM intake speak up!!!
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Originally Posted by TXsilverado
if anyone knows if this intake will work on a LS1 with a fast 90MM intake speak up!!!
i will sell mine and all the hard ware also if someone else is looking. just let me know
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