most reliable non-leaking valve covers
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most reliable non-leaking valve covers
I was just curious to see what everyone is running for valve covers in a FI application. I have some piece of crap fabbed ones that due nothing but leak out of the valve cover gasket. It works great for a bond type smoke screen, but I'm tired of taking them off and resealing them. (not to mention the fact that they have no guides of any sort to help with the bolts so it's next to impossible to get them threaded in) Center bolt btw and I need -10 an ports for the catch can. Thanks Chris
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That is a testament to how worthless these covers are. They just have some Allen head bolts that thread in and the covers have a bevel where they "seal". No gaskets or guides to help align the bolt into the head. Bought em off of a member. He failed to mention any of this, but I guess for 150 bucks that is the lesson learned. I have stockers, but I'll have to tig in -10's and close up all the stock barbs. They're kinda ugly to be putting on my engine. I know function is king, but I'd like to have both.
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I was just curious to see what everyone is running for valve covers in a FI application. I have some piece of crap fabbed ones that due nothing but leak out of the valve cover gasket. It works great for a bond type smoke screen, but I'm tired of taking them off and resealing them. (not to mention the fact that they have no guides of any sort to help with the bolts so it's next to impossible to get them threaded in) Center bolt btw and I need -10 an ports for the catch can. Thanks Chris
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What does everyone think of the proform valve covers. The reason why I inquire about them is because on the passenger side one of the primaries comes up and actually might touch the taller style valve covers. They have a slanted type of build to them that looks like it would clear. Thanks thus far for the input and reviews on the valve covers. I appreciate the help and insight.