ECM cover.

[UNBROKEN]

Did some minor rework on the angles and height. I think this is the final version. Still no screws or bolts…it’s held in place with the wiring harness pins on both sides. I think it’ll look pretty good when I get around to painting everything I need to under the hood. I had an old sticker laying around so I slapped that on there in the meantime.

 

[DetroitST]

Did you machine this yourself?

 

[UNBROKEN]

I have a full sheetmetal shop at my disposal. I made it at lunch one day.

 

[DetroitST]

Ah ok, just seeing if it was something you were making.

 

[UNBROKEN]

Nah…just something I was playing with.

 

[DetroitST]

Roger.

 

[Cmaximst]

Looks really good!

 

[PlatinumST]

I would buy one if you decided to make a few...

 

[-REDRUM-]

If you sell them let us know… I for one would be interested

 

[Ricky]

I went with Fenfab. I like how yours contours around the ecu, very nice work!

 

[mcfarlrm]

What's the function of the cover? Or, is it just for aesthetic purposes?

 

[Cruising68]

What's the function of the cover? Or, is it just for aesthetic purposes?

Just for looks.


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[MattJ716]

I went with Fenfab. I like how yours contours around the ecu, very nice work!


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Did the ST come red like that or did you modify yourself to do so.

 

[Ricky]

Did the ST come red like that or did you modify yourself to do so.

I modified it. Just pick a color and cut it to fit under the cover. There is plenty of room. I actually used a small cheap plastic cutting board. It was thick enough and should stand up to the heat, so far so good.

 

[STupidExplorer]

I modified it. Just pick a color and cut it to fit under the cover. There is plenty of room. I actually used a small cheap plastic cutting board. It was thick enough and should stand up to the heat, so far so good.

I used your cutting board trick. Worked like a charm.