Valve Covers
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Racer
Joined: Aug 2012
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From: Presently working under contract in Alabama
This sounds like good real-world advice. Take time to check this out before you spend money which may be a real challenge to get back if they don't work.
With that said, I like the first set you listed. If they are Chinese made, I would pass, but that's just my opinion on that situation as a whole.
Beautiful car by the way!
Adam
With that said, I like the first set you listed. If they are Chinese made, I would pass, but that's just my opinion on that situation as a whole.
Beautiful car by the way!
Adam
Melting Slicks
Joined: Sep 2011
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From: Peoria Arizona
Not off the top of my head. I haven't purchased any for a number of years. Maybe start with Summit Racing? I see they carry Cal Customs - which I'm almost positive are made off shore. They also carry Offenhauser which are very classic looking (expensive though) and Holley M/T covers.
Worth a shot. Depends on your budget and what's acceptable to you
Adam
Worth a shot. Depends on your budget and what's acceptable to you
Adam
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I merged the 2 threads and cleaned it up a little. Nice valve covers!
