Where can I get a nice set of fuel rail covers other than MBA. Those things are expensive!! I just want to clean up my engine compartment a little bit.

 

i think polishing your valve covers looks alot better, that is like $80

 

Thanks. I thought about that too, but Im pretty lazy. I just think it would be a whole lot easier to bolt on a set of covers.

 

Those MBA ones are to die for.
They are awesome!

However there is a guy at ebay through a chevy dealer that is selling them. I've gone there to buy parts from him before he started listing them at ebay. but he sells fuel rail covers. i'd email/call him and maybe try to work on the price or something

 

www.gmpartsdirect.com

I got mine from them.

-Mike

 

Here's another option. I'm planning on getting these for my LT1.

http://impalaperformance.com/fuelrailcovers.html

 

Hell yea, thats better. So far these get my vote. I'd paint them, and put on some bow ties, or camaro letters . Any other options?

 

I looked at those just now too.
I wonder what the glossy black will look like? looks like i might have to buy it

Anyone have one installed on their cars and have pics??

 

I couldn't find any here. Can you give me a direct link, or what category it'd under. That site really sucks IMHO.

 

Tell me about it. That site is a PITA

 

I couldn't even find a dam* driveshaft there! It really isn't that hard to design a good website, especially with unlimited funds.

 

The fuel rail covers are GM part# 12552432

just type it in on that Gm parts direct site.

 

Here are some that I was made for myself and some of the guys here on the site. I might be making some more. They are similiar to those other ones, but I like the design a little better. I painted mine gloss black and added Red Camaro lettering. Let me know what ya' think.

http://community.webshots.com/album/45333320FWBvrm

 

I didn't like them polished, but when they were painted black, with the Camaro writing

 

Awesome covers.

click here. they customize them.
http://www.fbody.com/members/parbreak/frc.htm