r.barn

+1, or make sure you use a high temp paint made for engine blocks.

86HOGT

Chrome don't getcha home!

Liquid_02

You don't need high temp paint for the valve covers, they don't get that hot, regular paint will do just fine. Paint them however you want with whatever you want. I used autobody primer/paint and wet sanded then cleared them.

randy78045

Mine are chrome... the say Ford Racig on them... and yes, theyre from Ford Racing...

grabbem88

this is what i use...some aftermarket 1.6's won't clear stock v/c's...

infantrycav

I always liked the squared off fabricated aluminum ones, or the black powdercoated cobra's but for the money and considering with an EFI manifold most of the cover is blocked from veiw anyways I just sanded and painted mine silver for now.

5.0 MPG

Can I change the valve covers without taking off the intake?

95gt302

im gonna get these http://mustangsunlimited.com/itemdy0...s&CatKey=74-01

Liquid_02

All you have to do is cut a groove on the inside of the valve cover where the rockers are hitting.

infantrycav

no you must remove the upper intake. you can get the passenger side by removing the TB but you might as wells keep it on the intake, the intake has 6 bolts that are easy to do, just remember the two under the plenum cover