what valve covers?

GTPhreak

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What valve covers will clear FMS 1.72 3/8" stud mounted roller rockers on a set of Twisted Wedge heads? I believe the cover rails are raised something like .33x" if it matters

Chris

 

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yellowstang94

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BBK makes a set that will work.....

 

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stock fox covers with dremel modified drip rails?

 

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yellowstang94

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THE DRIP RAIL CREATESA PROBLEM....

 

YEAHLOH95

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i think the trick flow low profile go on with out much trouble at least they did on my car and you can put the oil fill where ever you want.

 

l.groves

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When you used the low TF valve covers I think you stated before that you had to do something to the PCV elbow at the bottom of the upper intake driver side. What did you do exactly?

 

Joes95GT

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I like the Fox covers. They're plain enough so if they're kind of beat up, no one will notice, or you can make them look really nice if you have the time and patience.

Joe

 

GTPhreak

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talk about old...actually i ended up selling that set of heads and rockers.

but now I have a different set, same heads TFS TW and 1.6rr...I'm kinda thinkin about stock fox v/c's or cobras if i can find them...trying to keep everything looking as low key as possible

 

l.groves

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Doesn't anyone out there ever answer the question? Somebody pass out the Ridlin and perc's.

 

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www.andersonfordmotorsport.com has a nice set of chrome vc's that clear rockers and fits under our intakes.

 

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wytstang

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As far as the PVC valve goes you could probaly grind a little away if you can't turn it up into the intake anymore or just run a spacer 3/8 clears the stock hood.

 

l.groves

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But I don't have any PVC on my car? Ya think I should run out and get sum?

 

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wytstang

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l.groves said:

But I don't have any PVC on my car? Ya think I should run out and get sum?

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Yes how else are you going to make your own cold air kit duh

 

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wytstang

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I see you already have on so you can make me on then.

 

l.groves

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Don't let out my secret about the PVC in my seat for when I eat those beans before a run. Just think, they thought I had NO2.

 

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wytstang

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