Billet timing cover pics
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If he's really not interested in selling any, is there any chance of him giving out the CAD file for it? The company I work at just got a CNC mill, this would be a really cool thing to try it out on.
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Ya I’d like a copy of that CAD file too!!
So will this timing cover clear larger timing sets? I.e. Double rollers. What about a gasket for the removable part, do you just use RTV on it or what?
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So will this timing cover clear larger timing sets? I.e. Double rollers. What about a gasket for the removable part, do you just use RTV on it or what?
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Very nice peice I like it alot. If you are giving out the cad design I want it but I highly doubt it. Cost way too much to make them like that or we would have a while ago. We chose to go the cheap stock cover route. Our modified stock covers fit great and since you do not see it in the engine compartment it does not need to look so trick.
http://www.nastyperformance.com/2PeiceTimingCover.html
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http://www.nastyperformance.com/2PeiceTimingCover.html
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