BLACK 08

I let the car cool overnight before I took it off. About two tablespoons of gas leaked out (on the towel) but it doesn't spray out with any force. I'm not sure what would happen if you just had the car running, it may actually spray out. That's a very good point. Thanks for bringing that up. I'll add that and a picture of the schrader valve to the directions. Thanks Steve, I appreciate the help.
Everyone:If I missed anything else or other tips/tricks please feel free to post up..

KARSC5

Very well done. Pics always help

superdutymike27

Great tutorial!! I would like to paint my FRC's (DIY) yellow but am nervous about painting the lettering black, Any advise? I saw a post where guys where painting their bumpers. How do they get the lettering so perfect? Is there a stenciling kit for this? Please advise.

Thanks,

Mike

LMB-C6

Great DIY posting - thanks for taking the time to document this.

The chief07

Hi, im in the process of painting frcs , I saw you pics of removing fuel line. I cant move the fuel line to disengauge the connector maybe you can tell me shet im doing wrong. I have the tool, but the fuel line is not ment to move

thanks Jeff

airboss37

This is excellent! I was thinking I should have a mechanic friend install my newly painted FRC's when I get them, but this gives me the confidence to do it myself. Outstanding step-by-step instructions with exellent pix.

30YR W8T

Outstanding "How To" write up and Sticky worthy IMO. Nicely done and thank you for posting...

funit1

Black 08, Thank you so much for your great instructions and photos.
It made my job very easy. Thanks Again.
Dan

v1 rot8

Nice write up, thanks

MikeMaj82

not for nothing, but couldn't you just use a painter's tape around the edges that would scrape against the fuel line to protect them? Just seems like a lot of work to get it on and off.

ButWhatDoIKnow

THANKS for posting!

This should be added to the sticky's at the top of the page.

Boilerman

Excellent photos and write up, very well done!!!!!

Snake.Oiler

I always cover the fuel line with tape when removing the FRC. Even if I was to disconnect the fuel line, I would still do this because I'm not moving the FRC on bit until that abrasive stainless steel line is covered and not going to do any damage.

Rky Mtn C6

Very timely thread for me. I'm waiting for my FRCs to come in. Vendor screwed the first ones up by sending me one with the oil filler hole, even though I made it very clear to them when I ordered that my LS3 was a dry sump version, and did not have the filler hole.

bucwheat

That tool makes it easy.