Valve covers

jeffnoel

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What's out there for 2V motors? BBKs are way to much $$, does anyone else make them? Or should I just paint the OE ones.

 

myponyrocks

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I believe Steeda and UPR make some

 

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there are some from Team Breed that look good.

 

MT1083

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The ones from Breed are the best looking IMO, but you will also pay about $300 shipped to your door. I don't know what you're price range is.

 

jeffnoel

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myponyrocks said:

I believe Steeda and UPR make some

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Checked both websites and came up with nothing for 2v Mod motor.

 

jeffnoel

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MT1083 said:

The ones from Breed are the best looking IMO, but you will also pay about $300 shipped to your door. I don't know what you're price range is.

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These do look better than the BBKs but $450 for the polished models is nuts. I might pay $150-200 for a set, for the price of the Team Breeds I could juice my car. Guess I'll pick up an OE set from the junk yard a try paintin em.

 

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There is a guy that sells sheet metal versions on Ebay..Kinda racey looking but they are cheaper than the others.

I would get the BBK ones..But I dont want "BBK" on my engine!

 

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jeffnoel said:

These do look better than the BBKs but $450 for the polished models is nuts. I might pay $150-200 for a set, for the price of the Team Breeds I could juice my car. Guess I'll pick up an OE set from the junk yard a try paintin em.

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I would be careful painting them...and you can't powder coat the factory ones..they are plastic...i had to resort to buying the bbk ones and having them powdercoated blue (after having the shop remove the "original" powdercoating on them)

 

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jeffnoel

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I found this at Cardomain, they turned out pretty nice I just wonder how the paint has held up for him.

http://www.cardomain.com/memberpage/344858/8

 

jeffnoel

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I email'd the guy at cardomain and he replied that his car is a daily driver and that the paint has held up for about a year now and looks just as good as the day he spayed them, sign me up.

 

BlackenedSVT

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damn, that guys painted valve covers on Cardomain.com look pretty nice


EDIT: Ok i've been looking and looking online. What the hell is "Team Bread's" homepage??? I'd like to get some custom valve covers from them, but can't find a damn site...

 

MT1083

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UDTBadkarma said:

damn, that guys painted valve covers on Cardomain.com look pretty nice


EDIT: Ok i've been looking and looking online. What the hell is "Team Bread's" homepage??? I'd like to get some custom valve covers from them, but can't find a damn site...

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Team Breed