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  1. 05-31-2010 09:27 AM #1
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    Slowly but surely .........

     



    .... we're getting the rough casting Corvette aluminum valve covers smoothed out for installation on Timmy ......... another half dozen hours may do it

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  3. 05-31-2010 09:29 AM #2
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    Lookin' very nice.

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    Nice addition for Timmy!
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    Looking good and my address to post them too when you have finished polishing is..... I have always wanted a set of them and I think they would help finish the look on my small block.
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    Keep up the good work, I'll bet by tomorrow you will be able to see your reflection in them.

    Whiplash, you can get a new set of GM reproductions for $54 (USD) each from Pace Performance, click here to see them.

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    Thanks Mike, I checked out the Pace Performance site and I like them. Problem that I have is my ali. finned covers have to have a PCV valve to let the engine breath better. The after market covers I have also have a blank oblong area in the middle instead of the fins going right across the length of the cover. The other annoying thing is with my early Offy Tri Power manifold, I have a choice of three different oil filler openings.
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    I think those vette covers are the one that most people will agree just look "right" on any sbc engine, be it a traditional rod or otherwise. I love em.

    What was the price back when they first came out, something like $ 17 a pair? Shoulda bought a bunch and stored them.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Whiplash23T View Post
    Thanks Mike, I checked out the Pace Performance site and I like them. Problem that I have is my ali. finned covers have to have a PCV valve to let the engine breath better. The after market covers I have also have a blank oblong area in the middle instead of the fins going right across the length of the cover. The other annoying thing is with my early Offy Tri Power manifold, I have a choice of three different oil filler openings.
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    they make pretty cool side breathers that a few guys here have added to their covers to avoid messing up the lines and look on top. Don has some I believe on Project 3K.
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