When you click on links to various merchants on this site and make a purchase, this can result in this site earning a commission. Affiliate programs and affiliations include, but are not limited to, the eBay Partner Network.
Thanks very much for posting. I always wondered what it looked like under those plastic covers. I may remove mine as well. Do they covers serve any functional purpose?
I've always despised GM's habit of trying to hide it's engines with yards and yards of ugly rubbermaid covers, so of course I removed all of them... the injector covers, the plenum cover and the coil covers. Being a total gearhead, I *like* seeing the actual parts instead of fakey, plastic covers molded to *look* like parts.
I know I'm in the minority on this, but like the look without all the plastic much better. I may paint the coils red as I did with my C6 to help showcase it a little better.
Anyways, here it is in all its honest mechanical glory, in case anyone else was interested, curious or just wants to use the pic to frighten children and small animals:
I did the same thing with my 2010 GS, but added billet aluminum valve covers and coil covers as well as some perforated, polished stainless steel pieces.
I did the same thing with my 2010 GS, but added billet aluminum valve covers and coil covers as well as some perforated, polished stainless steel pieces.
Thanks for the great pic I was curious how it looked! Can you still keep the Corvette fuel rails on with plenum cover removed? If so would you be able to get a pic with them on? I may do this, thanks!
01-07-2017, 05:54 PM
100%
