How do I remove my vavle covers?
#15
RE: Anyone in Cen. FL help me paint my valve covers?
It shouldn't be since they're made out of rubber, but I went ahead and played it safe spending the $23 for a new set. It'd be a PITA to get everything back together and have a seep. Make sure you torque them in the correct sequence.
#16
RE: Anyone in Cen. FL help me paint my valve covers?
ORIGINAL: SkyMaster19
It shouldn't be since they're made out of rubber, but I went ahead and played it safe spending the $23 for a new set. It'd be a PITA to get everything back together and have a seep. Make sure you torque them in the correct sequence.
It shouldn't be since they're made out of rubber, but I went ahead and played it safe spending the $23 for a new set. It'd be a PITA to get everything back together and have a seep. Make sure you torque them in the correct sequence.
Just pulled the trigger on these this morning. Cannot stand looking at the factory covers after having the silver ceramic coated headers installed......
Thx.
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#17
RE: Anyone in Cen. FL help me paint my valve covers?
If you want (and either currently have or plan on purchasing a cap set) leave the plastic pour extender off the oil filler. Both the OEM and new cap will cinch down tight and it gives it a cleaner look.
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