I am getting another batch made. they will be non-drilled (diy version) and come with hardware to install them for $65 shipped for the set!


thanks
dan

please send payments via paypal to dan81386@aol.com


also many people have asked about the fuel rails i am using they are professional products rails and can be found at :

http://compare.ebay.com/like/390225163603?ltyp=AllFixedPriceItemTypes&var=sbar&rvr_id=153167604475&crlp=1_263602_304662&UA=WVI8&GUID=7f8cb2dc12b0a06c1af005f0fff0c2fb&itemid=390225163603&ff4=263602_304662

http://www.eraceware.com/professional-products-10610-fuel-rails-ls1-115971.html



fits ls1/ls6 coils










in order to run stock rails these 4 tabs need to be removed to bent down

Depending on cost, I'd be very interested.  I think they give the 'utilitarian' and custom look that a lot of us are going for.  Plus Corvette covers are over-rated and over-priced.

IMO radiusing the lower corners would improve the looks.  Other than that I like!

i thought i had read somewhere that the corvette covers actually cost a hp or two from trapping heat and getting the coils hotter than they get uncovered?

there is plenty of space for the coils to vent. it may be hard to see form the pics but there are spacers under the covers to raise them up. i wanted them to be low profile but not to low to make any issues.

the ends could be rounded also and possibly bead rolled down the center to change the look.

got the go ahead! cover are now for sale

they can be modified to work with any rails. all they would need is a hole for the fuel line to go through. but they do look alot better than stock fuel rails. you can get profesional products rails for about 50 bucks from summit

Dan can you post up a link to those. I couldn't find them. Summits site sucks though.

pm'd