New fabricated valve covers
10-19-2004, 02:58 AM
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New fabricated valve covers What do you guys think of these fabricated valve covers I had made. I had them include a -10AN fitting on each to run to a catch can/breather and also custom coil brackets. The quality of these are awesome!! Just seeing what everyone thinks as I told the builder I'd give him feedback 
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10-19-2004, 10:38 AM
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These were less than all the other fabricated sets other shops were selling. Thanks
PS Hey alan STFU
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No I had to baffles added as Im going to be running these to a catch can to vent so I didn't see the need (plus clearance may be an issue since I'm running jesel's). These do look very similar to the ones Nate carries, but can't say for sure as I dont know who fabricates the ones Nate carries.
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Thanks . The point of the catch can is that I have run just breathers before and on high G corning oil would actually come out of the breathers and run down onto the headers, etc.
. The point of the catch can is that I have run just breathers before and on high G corning oil would actually come out of the breathers and run down onto the headers, etc. 
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Originally Posted by SStolen
I don't get the point of a catch can. Just put some breathers on there and eliminate the possibility of oil even going into the intake to begin with. If I'm wrong, school me .
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