MAP Sensor Cover

[LancePearson]

Big John,
I swear, I must have done something wrong. Perhaps it was not resleeving to a 415, porting and relieving to go with long tube headers, retune, surgery to remove secondaries and new cams? That was steps 2-10 and involved Marc Haibeck. I never was good at reading instructions! I did do an oil change though!

Lee has done a great job with the sensor cover all kidding aside.

Lance

[AtsZR1]

Installed. Looks fantastic. It is a very cool piece. Thanks for making and supplying.

[mprentice]

Originally Posted by LGAFF

Everyone get their covers?

I did receive mine on Saturday. The cover exceded my expectations. Thanks
Mike

[RyanChappel]

Lee,

I received mine, and even the ones you didn't like look pretty nice to me......

Thanks,

Ryan Chappel

PS: I'm installing mine when the rain stops......I like it, but I'm not mounting it....!!!!

lol

[haber rj]

Hello Lee just wanted to let you know I received the sensor cover today and it looks great. I showed it to some of my club members and they thought it was fabulous, they told me that I was very fortunate to have someone that can do this. I just wanted to let you know that it is great thank you.

[LGAFF]

Thanks everyone, I appreciate the support....it helps me pay for my hobby!

[Lucky90]

I want one in the worst way.

[LGAFF]

I need to order more, if others have interest please let me know

[Dynomite]

Originally Posted by Lucky90

I want one in the worst way.

Look at your VIN (on Dash below windshield on Drivers side) and the last four numbers are your ZR-1 Number. Provide that four digit Vehicle Number and the Year (in your case 1990) to Lee here in your post...just hit Edit and Edit your Post.

Just stand outside vehicle in front of drivers side mirror (between mirror and front of car)...and look down on windshield near hood......that is where the VIN # is located.

Cliff

[BigJohn]

Originally Posted by Dynomite

Look at your VIN (on Dash below windshield on Drivers side) and the last four numbers are your ZR-1 Number. Provide that four digit Vehicle Number and the Year (in your case 1990) to Lee here in your post...just hit Edit and Edit your Post.

Just stand outside vehicle in front of drivers side mirror...and look down on windshield near hood.

Cliff

I know, now you are trying to confuse me.
I thought it went; under the hood in the center neer the firewall.