LS6 valley cover?
LS6 valley cover? Got a Vic jr and need to switch to the ls6 valley cover, but like always when I need something I can't find one so can I keep using my ls1 cover till I can find one without any problems?
Originally Posted by HavATampa
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Originally Posted by CBRAKLR85
is the valley cover some thing you have to change going from a ls1 intake to an ls6 intake on a 00 camaro?
Originally Posted by Stang's Bane
It is only about $60 for just the valey cover. SDPC has them.
good info guys thanks
is the valley cover some thing you have to change going from a ls1 intake to an ls6 intake on a 00 camaro?
Beware shipping and handling on GMPD.
Originally Posted by WILWAXU
Stick with the stock valley cover and go with a catch can.
Originally Posted by deadmanTA
Shollow Bay thanks for the part #, $49 on gm parts direct
Originally Posted by Stang's Bane
Beware shipping and handling on GMPD.
Originally Posted by SSDriver
I spent the money to switch to the ls6 valley cover to cure the oil consumption in the intake. What a waist of money and time. GO with the catch can.
I was going to go with a catch can and a valvecover breather too cause this is going to be a turbo car. I have the hotside and the turbo, just saving to buy an intercooler, wastegate, polished mandrel bends,and the couplers. If I don't REALLY need the ls6 cover then thats more money to finish my H/C/I install then (still need 6.0 head gaskets, pushrods, and -AN fittings and hose to hook up the fuel lines).