Pics of LAPD Custom Engine Appearance Package
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Pics of LAPD Custom Engine Appearance Package
Phil 97Svt provided the coil relocation kit and LAPD did the installation. Phil makes a high quality product and was very helpful during the install.
After everything was completed, LAPD used their new custom detail service on the entire car, including the engine compartment.
Thanks LAPD for making my car run and look the best it's ever been.
After everything was completed, LAPD used their new custom detail service on the entire car, including the engine compartment.
Thanks LAPD for making my car run and look the best it's ever been.
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Originally Posted by Cobra4B
Amazing engine... love the look w/ the relocation kit and no fuel rail covers.
what valve covers are those?looks like a real engine
Last edited by Lancer033; Aug 9, 2006 at 05:59 PM.
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Originally Posted by Lancer033
what valve covers are those?looks like a real engine
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Originally Posted by hotwheels57
...very nice, I especially like the valve covers!
You gotta cut off the extra length of hose clamp at the air bridge to make the engine compartment perfect though...
You gotta cut off the extra length of hose clamp at the air bridge to make the engine compartment perfect though...
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Originally Posted by Phil97SVT
I'd remove the "S" line going to the purge solenoid and the hard line going to the intake and replace it with 1/4" vacuum hose cut to length.
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Originally Posted by cmeflyby
where do the coils get relocated to? i couldnt spot them...am i going blind?! 
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Originally Posted by peter pan
Sweet and very clean under that hood, is that an heat extractor hood
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Originally Posted by monstermouse
That is a ACP low rise heat extractor hood. They make a high rise version for supercharged engines. My car runs very cool for 12.4 to 1 CR and one of the reasons for the coolness is this hood.
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Originally Posted by RamonaC5
$$$???
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Originally Posted by cmeflyby
"low rise" being a relative term? that still looks pretty tall to me compared to stock