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Old 02-09-2013, 03:34 AM
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Interested in seeing what all options we have on valve covers.

I have seen the ones on ebay for 80-150$ but am kind of weary of leaks unless someone has heard a lot of good things.

Not looking to spend 400$ but would like a nice looking valve cover.
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i would go with the holley valve covers. I have them in black krinkle and i think they look great. Just get yourself a set of LS2 style coils because the mounting holes are different spacing on ls1 coils.
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i would go with the holley valve covers. I have them in black krinkle and i think they look great. Just get yourself a set of LS2 style coils because the mounting holes are different spacing on ls1 coils.
Should have clarified... WITHOUT mounting tabs.

I have my coils relocated with no plans on putting them back.
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they would be super easy to cut off and fill in.......just saying if your not looking for a expensive pair of fabbed ones
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I have a set Im working on.. But i want a nice aftermarket set.
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The GMPP VCs are pretty good, I have a set on my camaro.
Take a look at these GMPP VCs:
http://www.ws6project.com/user_stor/...oducts_id=4792



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