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Fabbed valve cover for SBF?

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DK832

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I've never had any other covers than the cast FRPP:
http://store.summitracing.com/partd...840125+4294889096+4294903401+115&autoview=sku
Good looking and seals well.

I like fabricated covers too but always disliked the logos (ie. no Ford Racing available) but I just saw another SB with fabricated covers without logos on them. After looking around I only find Summits:
http://store.summitracing.com/partd...6+4294908331+4294840125+4294889096+4294903401

Are they OK? Welding, fit, sealing etc? Any fitment issues on a 351W with Edelbrock RPM heads? They are listed as tall, so I'm guess I'll be OK with my roller rockers and stud girdles?

An alternative is the Moroso:
http://store.summitracing.com/partd...889096+4294903401+4294900056+115&autoview=sku
at a lot more $$ + with a small logo
 
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I prefer the look of the 199$ ones, i thought about getting them for myself but went for the FRPP set.

No idea about fit and sealing though sorry!
 
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ouch! bling bling, i could use 300 more of go fast and keep my covers that dont leak.
 
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Heres another set for 130

http://www.autoworksracing.com/wyscoVALVE 6094.htm
 

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I like Auto Works Racing covers, but for any of those covers you'd still need to fabricate a oil fill/breather hole, including a baffel. Are there any plain aluminum covers that include oil fill/breather holes out there?
 
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garner67 said:
I like Auto Works Racing covers, but for any of those covers you'd still need to fabricate a oil fill/breather hole, including a baffel. Are there any plain aluminum covers that include oil fill/breather holes out there?
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Do you know whether these Mr. Gasket "baffled" breather grommets will prevent oil leaks?



They're $5.75 a pair at Summit. Summit also sells a copycat under its own name for $1.50 each.

There's also this valve cover breather clamp from Wysco, pn WA6090, $23 apiece at Jeg's (pn 938-WA6090):



This looks like it would provide a totally oil tight seal at the valve cover surface, and the added height would prevent any blowby oil from coming out the breather or at the supplied O-ring that the breather plugs into.

Finally, there's this Trick Flow oil filler tube kit, pn TFS-51400800, $30 at Summit.



This tube is so tall that no blowby could come out the top. So the only leaking source would be at the grommet at the valve cover surface.
 

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Thanks
I actually went for a set of eBay (item number: 330183685773); $88 and baffled = too cheap not to try...

I'll let you know how they compare.
 
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