97-98 -> 99+ Valve Cover Conversion
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97-98 -> 99+ Valve Cover Conversion
Getting everything together for my ls6 head swap...
Anyone know if the bolts that secure the coil packs to the 97-98 valve covers will secure the coils to the center bolt valve covers? ..or do I need new/different bolts.
Also, will my exisitng bolts that secure the valve cover to the head work on the new ones?
I'm kinda confused becuase I don't know how it is all put together...coils bolt to bracket, then bracket bolts to valve cover? ...If they bolt the the coil bracket, do they need nuts to secure them?
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Anyone know if the bolts that secure the coil packs to the 97-98 valve covers will secure the coils to the center bolt valve covers? ..or do I need new/different bolts.
Also, will my exisitng bolts that secure the valve cover to the head work on the new ones?
I'm kinda confused becuase I don't know how it is all put together...coils bolt to bracket, then bracket bolts to valve cover? ...If they bolt the the coil bracket, do they need nuts to secure them?
TIA
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The 99+ valve covers don't have places to bolt on the coilpacks. You have to buy coil pack mounting brackets, mount the coils on them, then mount the brackets on the valve covers. You do not need nuts for bolting on the coil packs either.
There is only 4 valve cover to head bolts on the 99+ as well. They are longer and have an 8mm head.
And just a hint, if this is going to be installed in an f-body, do NOT install the very back bolt for the coil pack rail on the passenger side. It is the biggest pain in the *** ever to remove it while it is on the car
There is only 4 valve cover to head bolts on the 99+ as well. They are longer and have an 8mm head.
And just a hint, if this is going to be installed in an f-body, do NOT install the very back bolt for the coil pack rail on the passenger side. It is the biggest pain in the *** ever to remove it while it is on the car