Looking for set for sale, preferably used as they will get powder coated anyways.. I tried the usual suspects with zero luck.. Anyone here hoarding a set or know where I can track one down? Thank in advance..
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Thread: gen 4 valve covers
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03-09-2017 #1Enthusiast
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gen 4 valve covers
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03-09-2017 #2Enthusiast
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They are tough to find, especially with the coil covers. I found a set on ebay a while back. Every once in a while the parts will pop up.
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03-10-2017 #3Enthusiast
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I have a set of original covers, but Why powder coat? You can learn from my experience. I bought another pair because I was going to powder coat.
Originally Posted by TwinVipers
Looking for set for sale, preferably used as they will get powder coated anyways.. I tried the usual suspects with zero luck.. Anyone here hoarding a set or know where I can track one down? Thank in advance..
I had the K&N tubes done first for a color match test, and after three tries went with factory paint for a perfect match. The tubes were at the powder coaters a month before they were coated. My auto painter took two days. I had stainless letters for the VIPER but left it aluminum for special effect.
Heat is not a problem. If it were a problem the underside of the hood would be effected.
V-engine done copy 2.jpgLast edited by BillyC; 03-10-2017 at 06:34 AM.
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03-10-2017 #4Enthusiast
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Hey Billy C, I'll take them please. Pm me a price please! Also, I have to powder coat them as everything else under the hood is already powder coated.. Time is not an issue when you have a set already on the car
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03-10-2017 #5Enthusiast
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Going to second the paint idea. Mine have stood up to high temps just fine.
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