Well at least with the pancake off the top it actually looks like a motor and not a wind up toy. Yes, hoses and pipes everywhere!I thought about simply removing it, but then you'd see a plethora of pipes and hoses, which wouldn't be much sightlier than the OEM cover. Those Bullitt rail covers might hide some of them though.
I see some pretty neat ideas in this thread as well. But I'm not very handy with spray cans and masking tape. I'm afraid I'd make a mess of it.
That looks really good. Better than nothing and better than the whole space ship.I gave mine some cuttin and some cerakote. Just in a bag now as I put a whipple on not long after.
You need to hone your fabrication skills. I Installed the Bullitt covers on my 2020 with nothing other than a few nuts to raise the attachment point of the cover on the passenger side. Took literally 10 seconds.
My fabrication skills are fine. I looked at adding spacers, but felt the studs weren’t long enough to get full threads on the nut without deforming the plastic some. (Attached a picture to show just how short the studs are.) Even thought about replacing with longer studs, but didn’t want to try and remove the studs and end up breaking something. Biggest thing was for what I paid for them, I shouldn’t have to fabricate anything, figure I will just return them and find better things to spend that money on.
You gonna add some blue to Bullitt covers?You need to hone your fabrication skills. I Installed the Bullitt covers on my 2020 with nothing other than a few nuts to raise the attachment point of the cover on the passenger side. Took literally 10 seconds.
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