Edelbrock Valve Covers on a 289?
I was looking for some new valve covers for my 65 with a 289 4v.
I have AC, power steering, power drums, etc...
These covers are listed as having a tall valve cover height as opposed to the stock size.
Will I have any issues with clearance?
http://store.summitracing.com/partde...art=EDL%2D4261
Thanks in advance...
I have AC, power steering, power drums, etc...
These covers are listed as having a tall valve cover height as opposed to the stock size.
Will I have any issues with clearance?
http://store.summitracing.com/partde...art=EDL%2D4261
Thanks in advance...
i bought a sweet pair of trick flow covers from summit. they are powder coated black.
here they are
http://store.summitracing.com/partde...p;autoview=sku
here they are
http://store.summitracing.com/partde...p;autoview=sku
can't see a reason on why they shouldn't fit
MonsterB: they look sweet alright.
I once saw awesome black/red ones from ford racing:
http://store.summitracing.com/partde...p;autoview=sku
MonsterB: they look sweet alright.
I once saw awesome black/red ones from ford racing:
http://store.summitracing.com/partde...p;autoview=sku
meh. Never cared to much for those valve covers. They look generic, in my humble, yet seldom wrong, opinion.
Find a nice set of finned factory aluminum covers or FoMoCo aluminums FTW.
Find a nice set of finned factory aluminum covers or FoMoCo aluminums FTW.
If the PCV plug-in hole isn't baffled (on the inside of the cover), the engine will suck oil down through the PCV at a surprising rate (less than 100 miles per quart is easily possible). The good news is that you aren't likely to have many close-up tailgaters as you drive. The bad news these days is that the ones who do stay there probably have distinctive paint schemes, lots of antennas,and some colorful roof lights.
Norm
Norm
dont get valve covers that are just "painted" black.
i have the "mustang powered by ford" finned aluminum black ones and the paint started chipping from the heat in the bay. so i blasted them and painted them satin black myself. i used high heat paint. but i left all the fins black too and only cleaned off the letters.
imo, the best valve covers ive seen are the chrome/polished aluminum ford racing valve covers. these:

i have the "mustang powered by ford" finned aluminum black ones and the paint started chipping from the heat in the bay. so i blasted them and painted them satin black myself. i used high heat paint. but i left all the fins black too and only cleaned off the letters.
imo, the best valve covers ive seen are the chrome/polished aluminum ford racing valve covers. these:

oh and the clearence they talk about is clearence on the underside of the covers, for if you have roller rockers and/or stud girdles. theres no clearence issues on the outside.


