Over vavle cover plugs
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From: toledo
Over vavle cover plugs Plan on doing long tube install in the next few months and don't want to burn wire. Is it something easy to do and does it make plug changes later alot easier. What all would be needed for it. Trying to do A few things to make engine look better also.
There are several kits that you can buy, the most popular being the 99BlancoSS kit (do a search for his username). There is also the Taylor cut-to-fit kit that Thunder Racing offers.
Might I suggest MSD 8.5mm wires routed in the stock locations? OTVCs look tacky and make cleaning your valve covers a bitch.
Might I suggest MSD 8.5mm wires routed in the stock locations? OTVCs look tacky and make cleaning your valve covers a bitch.
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I have and recommend the 99BlancoSS kit. Very nice product and very quick shipping. 
One thing to note though, if you go with this kitmake sure to put a peice of tape over the nut on the back of the loom clip so you don't loose the thing during install.
I got tired of burning wires myself and no matter how I routed the wires in the stock location they would always burn through. some headers may be better or worse. I like the old school look of the OTVC wires and cleaning the valve covers does not take any more time IMHO.
One thing to note though, if you go with this kitmake sure to put a peice of tape over the nut on the back of the loom clip so you don't loose the thing during install.
I got tired of burning wires myself and no matter how I routed the wires in the stock location they would always burn through. some headers may be better or worse. I like the old school look of the OTVC wires and cleaning the valve covers does not take any more time IMHO.
