Camaro Pics! Setup
05-05-2006, 12:39 PM
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Camaro Pics! Setup Pulling the camaro out! Pics are not at the best angles, but o well.
Motor shot, still aint done with wiring...
New suspension and rear end, thanks to Steve at www.sjmmanufacturing.com
Bogarts from SJM
Thanks Mark Tisdale
Motor shot, still aint done with wiring...
New suspension and rear end, thanks to Steve at www.sjmmanufacturing.com
Bogarts from SJM
Thanks Mark Tisdale
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Where did you get those valve covers? 
05-05-2006, 09:41 PM
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for all of u wondering about those valve covers those are not stock LT1 castings... I bet they're a aftermarket head made to work on a LT1 engine block. so unless u got $3000 to dish out u cant have them..... 
I am not positive but i have done a few of those set ups....
I am not positive but i have done a few of those set ups....
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Trick flow makes a adapter so people with center bolt valve covers can run the eariler style valve covers.. it's not cheap but they do make it.. Here TFS-31500811 102.95 @ summitracing.com
BTW: Engine/Setup looks sweet i have those valve covers waiting to be installed on my soon to be finished motor.
BTW: Engine/Setup looks sweet i have those valve covers waiting to be installed on my soon to be finished motor.
05-06-2006, 11:46 AM
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Okay guys, to answer the questions about the valve covers....
I bought the covers from summit, like these ones
http://store.summitracing.com/partde...5&autoview=sku
I primed and painted and wetsanded and then cleared the valve covers black... Had to hole saw 2 holes on passenger side valve cover.
Then I got a perimeter bolt conversion kit from trickflow, the brackets are made out of billet steel $80, but gmperformance parts has one kit for $150 that is billet aluminum. The trickflows brackets are very heavy due to how thick of steel. And you need to grind out to make clearance for the rocker arms.
I bought the covers from summit, like these ones
http://store.summitracing.com/partde...5&autoview=sku
I primed and painted and wetsanded and then cleared the valve covers black... Had to hole saw 2 holes on passenger side valve cover.
Then I got a perimeter bolt conversion kit from trickflow, the brackets are made out of billet steel $80, but gmperformance parts has one kit for $150 that is billet aluminum. The trickflows brackets are very heavy due to how thick of steel. And you need to grind out to make clearance for the rocker arms.