lt1 valve covers
in the pics it doesnt look like it has a notch for the alternator if you have the alternator in teh stock location it might need some clearancing on the alternator and the valve cover to fit
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Originally Posted by Paul Bell
UMM, the second pic shows the notch. Looks to me that they'll fit.
Anyways, those are really nice valve covers, I say go for it.
Actually you don't need the valve covers with the notch in them. I am running a set of proform crinkle coat tall valve covers. I did some grinding on the back of the alternator to make them fit. I did this after I found a thread on how to make tall valve covers work. I will do a quick search and post the link if I can find it.
yea thats the thread I was refering to when I said you needed to clearance the alternator.
no wonder I couldnt find it, I was looking on here for it. I knew I had seen a thread about it somewhere
no wonder I couldnt find it, I was looking on here for it. I knew I had seen a thread about it somewhere
friend of mine bought the set, got them powdercoated, really nice quality with no fitment issues, i just like the look of the stock valve covers (painted or coated) over the smooth covers like these, but as far as quality they were nice
I have a set of those sitting in the garage but I exchanged the 2nd valve cover so that it only have one hole instead of two. I never ran them because I switched over the Canton Valve covers. They're up for sale if you're interested. I can also take a picture of them installed on the passenger side it you like.
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hey michael95, you bought those off of ebay? could you send me a link? those are pretty nice I like that they are set up like the OEM ones
edit: I need a link to the auction or seller. thanks
edit: I need a link to the auction or seller. thanks
Last edited by Captainofiron; Mar 6, 2007 at 06:06 PM.










