Custom engraved valve covers from Abear
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Custom engraved valve covers from Abear
Make your setup unique with a set of our custom engraved Enclosed Coil Valve Covers. Here are a few examples of what we can do for you:
Check out our website for more details on finishes and pricing.
Check out our website for more details on finishes and pricing.
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You guys do some absolutely amazing work and the quality looks awesome (the Vengeance set almost gave me wood ).
However, not many at all can afford up to $720 for valve covers. I can, and still cannot bring myself to do it. I guess if I was strictly car show, I could since buying performance parts would take a back seat to cosmetic.
However, not many at all can afford up to $720 for valve covers. I can, and still cannot bring myself to do it. I guess if I was strictly car show, I could since buying performance parts would take a back seat to cosmetic.
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yall need to send me some with you logo so i can show them off that the track and car shows
Here is a good pic for everyone
Here is a good pic for everyone
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send me some and ill show them off
But seriously, if our Enclosed Coil covers are too rich for your blood you should have a look at these:
We will be releasing these more 'traditional' valve covers for the LSx in the coming weeks. Pricing will be below $300.
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I don't know if you commented on this before, but is there a concern of too much heat in the cavity where the coils are? Does this even matter? I would just be concerned that the coils would "cook" in there.
Other than that, those valve covers look great!!
Other than that, those valve covers look great!!
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even if it was a concern on long tips or take the tops off and when you get to the show or track where your hood will be ope throw them top half back on. A plus from that is they will look good long with less polishing. That what i would do if i got them
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I don't know if you commented on this before, but is there a concern of too much heat in the cavity where the coils are?
do they use stock gaskets?
will they fit most aftermarket rockers also?
I'm in the shop today so you can call with any questions as well.
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Originally Posted by Pewter'00Z28
Any chance you guys might do a GP with these bad boys? If not I might have to wait a couple more weeks, I got some other goodies i need to get first.
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No GP in the near future. The current sale is probably the hottest deal we'll have all year, $300 off regular ($895) list price.
Perfect, I need a vacation
If not I might have to wait a couple more weeks