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Old Apr 4, 2010 | 10:49 AM
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I tried to find the thread about the covers some people (like me ) have had done. I couldn't find the one I wanted. So I'll just start a new one
I have these now....
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Old Apr 4, 2010 | 10:55 AM
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Very nice!
Ok, you out did most of us
and I see I also was corrected.."Coil covers!"
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They're called FRCs (Fuel Rail Covers)
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Old Apr 4, 2010 | 11:14 AM
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Old Apr 4, 2010 | 11:17 AM
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I like em' you don't see many with those types. Looks good.
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Originally Posted by socalman
They're called FRCs (Fuel Rail Covers)
ok, corrected again. Jeez, you would think after being a 5 year owner of a vette I would know some things
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Old Apr 4, 2010 | 11:20 AM
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I like em' you don't see many with those types. Looks good.
Thanks
I really like them. Kind of the old with the new! they look really good when I open the hood.
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Originally Posted by socalman
They're called FRCs (Fuel Rail Covers)
So if you have an FRC (Fixed Roof Coupe) with custom FRC's (Fuel Rail Covers) do you have an FRC with FRC's or an FRC with FRC's?
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Originally Posted by alxltd1
So if you have an FRC (Fixed Roof Coupe) with custom FRC's (Fuel Rail Covers) do you have an FRC with FRC's or an FRC with FRC's?
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i am not a fan of fuel rail covers. they take away from the raw emotion of something great underneath. and besides they hold in that tiny bit more of heat..lol
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Originally Posted by alxltd1
So if you have an FRC (Fixed Roof Coupe) with custom FRC's (Fuel Rail Covers) do you have an FRC with FRC's or an FRC with FRC's?
the FRC (as in Fixed Roof) should have just been called a 'Coupe' and the 'Coupe' should be called a Targa, as all other brand/model of cars in the world.

Guess Corvette just had to be different (and confusing)
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Now, you do have 'valve covers' painted/molded into your FRCs, so you have permission to call them anything you want
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Originally Posted by vettandtyphoon1
i am not a fan of fuel rail covers. they take away from the raw emotion of something great underneath. and besides they hold in that tiny bit more of heat..lol
Did you fix things up under there? gotta pic?
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I powdercoated my valve covers red and my coil brackets silver to add a little bling with my supercharger.

I knew I wasn't going to be able to fit the FRCs back on and the engine and it looked rather bland with stock colors.

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Originally Posted by hattitude
I powdercoated my valve covers red and my coil brackets silver to add a little bling with my supercharger.

I knew I wasn't going to be able to fit the FRCs back on and the engine and it looked rather bland with stock colors.

Pure S.E.X.
Covers...we don't need no stinkin covers!
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Originally Posted by hattitude
I powdercoated my valve covers red and my coil brackets silver to add a little bling with my supercharger.

I knew I wasn't going to be able to fit the FRCs back on and the engine and it looked rather bland with stock colors.

Put the MSD coils on there with some new wires and it will be like looking at internet ****. That is nice my friend. Wish I had the $$$ to FI my Vette. Love the fuel rails as well.
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Aren't they VCC's ? (valve cover covers)
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