Injection stack covers?

Doug Dyar

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I'm looking for a set of injector stack covers for my Borla setup.

I had a set of red rubber ones for my Webers that were snapped on to prevent stuff falling into the open stacks.

Anyone know if such a thing exists for the Borlas?
 

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Glenn M

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I'm looking for a set of injector stack covers for my Borla setup.

I had a set of red rubber ones for my Webers that were snapped on to prevent stuff falling into the open stacks.

Anyone know if such a thing exists for the Borlas?

Yes! They are readily available, especially after Wimbledon! ;) :D (And can even be custom made)
 

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Yes! They are readily available, especially after Wimbledon! ;) :D (And can even be custom made)

"Great minds think alike" as my dad used to say, although he sometimes added "fools seldom differ" on the end :) , just the job I was doing today. Although my trumpets not being as big as yours, meant I had to drill holes in my balls to get them to fit, so they don't line up as nicely as yours do :(
 

Doug Dyar

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I was reading along, thinking this might be a solution, until I got to the part about drilling my balls to get to them to fit...
 

Bill Kearley

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I got mine from Borla, they are K&N parts. They have the rights along with Roush
 

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Ian Anderson

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I saw a set once for Webers that was made out of Branston pickle jar lids (No Branding thereon)
Nicely chained together and snug fit over the trumpets. Being that small they were carried in the door pocket.

Ian
 
Bills b sells the tea strainer style that pop over the top of the horn using an over molded soft rubber. You can find them on eBay or call borla. Not cheap. $330/set.
 

Eric B

Eric
I got mine from Borla, they are K&N parts. They have the rights along with Roush

Bill, is that a heat shield you constructed between the headers and the injection? I may have to address that on my build currently in progress.

Who made the headers? They are purdy!

E
 

Bill Kearley

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Yup, a piece of alu with a bend that goes down close to the engine block and a piece of flat bar welded on and bolted to the intake manifold.
The headers are from GP Headers in Minnesota 218 493 4251
 

Doug Dyar

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Bills b sells the tea strainer style that pop over the top of the horn using an over molded soft rubber. You can find them on eBay or call borla. Not cheap. $330/set.

Thanks for the reply, but I'm not looking for air cleaners. I have a set like Bill's.

I'm looking for covers that are put on when the engine's not running like over the winter or at a car show.
 

Doug Dyar

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Dave Hood

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I use the same K&N filters as Bill does. Protects the engine very well but still shows the beauty of eight stack injection.
 
If it is the Bill B I dealt with a few years ago, he was in Texas and made the filter covers for me that are in this picture. There is a coarse filter and fine filter that appear to work pretty good. They could be ordered with different filtration screens and I went with the finest mesh possible
 

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Doc Watson

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it was only 12 years ago.....


#57 for mine
 

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