Who's running a QTP Cover & Pump
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Who's running a QTP Cover & Pump
I'm in the process of building my LSX engine and am looking for a good oil pump and a two piece timing cover. I may try several cams so I'm looking at a two piece cover. I'll need to run the LS-2 cover for my application. Anyone have any experience with QTP products or is it just a waste of money?
Thanks in advance,
D.J.
Thanks in advance,
D.J.
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I use QTP headers and I think there great. The quality is excellent and they seem to make damn good power.
Knowing the guys from QTP personally and having seen the two piece cover many times I will attest that they make a high quality product. I don't have one myself but that is only because I do not swap cams in and out all the time, If that was my plan, I would not hesitate to get it.
Knowing the guys from QTP personally and having seen the two piece cover many times I will attest that they make a high quality product. I don't have one myself but that is only because I do not swap cams in and out all the time, If that was my plan, I would not hesitate to get it.
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I have cut a dozen or so for use on various motors. Cut them in a V on front and leave the cut rough, put the two pieces together with the Permatex Ultra Grey and you are good to go. Never leaks, can't see it and the cam change is 1/2 time. We do this on Vettes where cams are much harder. Only problem is it doesn't cost anything--
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too bad no one makes one for the LS7 cover over the larger pump design, I'd spring for that in a heart beat! I guess the market is too small for a second design. I'm just agonizing over a cam choice and swapping it in the car ( f-body) doesn't sound like fun.
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I have cut a dozen or so for use on various motors. Cut them in a V on front and leave the cut rough, put the two pieces together with the Permatex Ultra Grey and you are good to go. Never leaks, can't see it and the cam change is 1/2 time. We do this on Vettes where cams are much harder. Only problem is it doesn't cost anything--
http://home.new.rr.com/meltn/f%20covr.JPG
http://home.new.rr.com/meltn/f%20covr.JPG
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I have cut a dozen or so for use on various motors. Cut them in a V on front and leave the cut rough, put the two pieces together with the Permatex Ultra Grey and you are good to go. Never leaks, can't see it and the cam change is 1/2 time. We do this on Vettes where cams are much harder. Only problem is it doesn't cost anything--
http://home.new.rr.com/meltn/f%20covr.JPG
http://home.new.rr.com/meltn/f%20covr.JPG
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Had a chance to stop by the QTP Booth at the PRI Show on Friday. Berry and the guys at QTP took the time to show me all of the products they offer and pointed out the quality work that his company turns out. I'm in for the two piece LS-2 cover and pump. If you see these parts you will have to buy them for your engine. Too bad that cover has to hide behind the water pump. It's a fine piece of work. Thanks guys.
D.J.
D.J.
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I have one we used for dyno testing. It didnt work well for getting to all the lsx bolts, but for a ls2 I think it would be just fine. Let me know if you want a good deal on a barely used one!
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2005 Twin Turbo C6
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994rwhp/902lb ft @ 22 psi (mustang dyno) www.Texas-Speed.com