Clear Valve covers
#1
Clear Valve covers
I was thinking the other day it'd be cool to have transparent valve covers.
after some googleing I found a place that makes them but they haven't made them for our engine yet. (4.6 3v)
I e-mailed them with some questions and it sounds good, though to get them to make them now It'd take the cost of 20 ($5000)
Now I think it'd be really cool but whoa $5k, so i was thinking if there was enough interest maybe several of us could work together to get some made.
after some googleing I found a place that makes them but they haven't made them for our engine yet. (4.6 3v)
I e-mailed them with some questions and it sounds good, though to get them to make them now It'd take the cost of 20 ($5000)
Now I think it'd be really cool but whoa $5k, so i was thinking if there was enough interest maybe several of us could work together to get some made.
#4
The ones I've fund they say they run them on their daily driver cars and its fine
http://clearvueconcepts.com/products.htm
http://clearvueconcepts.com/products.htm
#7
If I'm correct those are all pushrod motor covers? Do those have as much oil flow around the heads as our cars?
I imagine with the amount of oil the cams require it would fling it all over the covers and just coat the covers.
That's why our covers have baffles on the inside to prevent excess oil from being in the air and then dripping back onto the cam and causing drag. Same as the ones in the the oil pan
I imagine with the amount of oil the cams require it would fling it all over the covers and just coat the covers.
That's why our covers have baffles on the inside to prevent excess oil from being in the air and then dripping back onto the cam and causing drag. Same as the ones in the the oil pan
#10
If I'm correct those are all pushrod motor covers? Do those have as much oil flow around the heads as our cars?
I imagine with the amount of oil the cams require it would fling it all over the covers and just coat the covers.
That's why our covers have baffles on the inside to prevent excess oil from being in the air and then dripping back onto the cam and causing drag. Same as the ones in the the oil pan
I imagine with the amount of oil the cams require it would fling it all over the covers and just coat the covers.
That's why our covers have baffles on the inside to prevent excess oil from being in the air and then dripping back onto the cam and causing drag. Same as the ones in the the oil pan
the person I e-mailed said they can make them for any engine, and that they plan to make them for all engines but we're likely pretty far down the list.