Aftermarket Valve Covers?
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Aftermarket Valve Covers?
Hey who else makes some nice aftermarket V/C's besides Katech? Theirs look really nice, but just a little on the pricey side. Anybody have any ideas i'm looking for something different than what everyone already has.
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ARE's should be the fabbed covers, right?
also check out GenIII performance (sponsor)
they have a few different kinds of billet VC's.
and also Katech has a carbon fibre design
oh wait, you have 98 heads, right?
if so, i dont believe there are any perimeter bolt valve covers out yet
also check out GenIII performance (sponsor)
they have a few different kinds of billet VC's.
and also Katech has a carbon fibre design
oh wait, you have 98 heads, right?
if so, i dont believe there are any perimeter bolt valve covers out yet
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Originally Posted by HOTROD98Z
I'm going to be switching to the centerbolt heads so i can run a set of aftermarket covers.
I coulda saved $300 buying perimeter's, but screw it
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Originally Posted by thechef
we have custom valve covers
they require that the coils be relocated though and they are taller to clear aftermarket valve train
do a search for ESP Sheet metal valve covers and you should find pics
if not pm Mrb00formula and he can show them to you
they require that the coils be relocated though and they are taller to clear aftermarket valve train
do a search for ESP Sheet metal valve covers and you should find pics
if not pm Mrb00formula and he can show them to you
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Originally Posted by CANNIBAL
It eliminates the PCV. You should swap to the LS6 Valley cover to retain your PCV function.
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Originally Posted by HOTROD98Z
So all you have to do is put a new valley cover on it?
What about the two hoses running to the passenger side valve cover and the pcv hose at the back of the drivers side
Also, in case ya'll didn't notice, there is on oil fill spout on these valvecovers. That means you'll have to pull off one valvecover to put oil in the car