Buying new vavle covers....what do i need?
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Buying new vavle covers....what do i need?
Time to replace my old centerbolt vette valve covers. There getting old and there no cleaning to em. I would like to replace everything thats conected and considering ive never messed with im not 100% on what i need.
These are the ones ive going with since I can't find any vette covers that are new.
GM Covers
So what else?
Gourmets?
PCV Valve?
Oil filler cap(or is one included)?
What about mounting hardware.....is that just the bolts?
I would like to get everything from summit so if you have the part#'s just list them.
These are the ones ive going with since I can't find any vette covers that are new.
GM Covers
So what else?
Gourmets?
PCV Valve?
Oil filler cap(or is one included)?
What about mounting hardware.....is that just the bolts?
I would like to get everything from summit so if you have the part#'s just list them.
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Re: Buying new vavle covers....what do i need?
Originally posted by KonArtist
Time to replace my old centerbolt vette valve covers. There getting old and there no cleaning to em. I would like to replace everything thats conected and considering ive never messed with im not 100% on what i need.
These are the ones ive going with since I can't find any vette covers that are new.
GM Covers
So what else?
Gourmets?
PCV Valve?
Oil filler cap(or is one included)?
What about mounting hardware.....is that just the bolts?
I would like to get everything from summit so if you have the part#'s just list them.
Time to replace my old centerbolt vette valve covers. There getting old and there no cleaning to em. I would like to replace everything thats conected and considering ive never messed with im not 100% on what i need.
These are the ones ive going with since I can't find any vette covers that are new.
GM Covers
So what else?
Gourmets?
PCV Valve?
Oil filler cap(or is one included)?
What about mounting hardware.....is that just the bolts?
I would like to get everything from summit so if you have the part#'s just list them.
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Could I use 2 of these on both side of the valve covers? Ive got my oil filler cap and a pcv valve for the ds, but what do I use for the ps? Mine has just a black elbow attached to a hose. Could I just buy a extra pcv valve for that side to or is there a different part that goes there.
this is the pcv valve im getting: PCV Vavle
this is the pcv valve im getting: PCV Vavle
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Originally posted by Apeiron
Breather in one side, PCV in the other.
Breather in one side, PCV in the other.
Have you looked on ebay at valve covers?
I found some centerbolts which are polished aluminum... they look just as great as the ones you are lookin at IMO, but they only cost me 85 shipped.
They are simular to these:
Valve Covers
As far as bolts, they were provided, it's just 4 bolts per cover.
I got a gromet from Autozone for my PCV valve, and I bought a K&N look-a-like breather for like 8 bux.
So basically, aftermarket valve covers, aftermarket K&N Look-a-like breather (came with correct gromet etc) stock style PCV valve, and I'm set. Like I said, only catch is I will have to pull the breather or pcv to fill my oil... oh well.
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Get a grommet for a 1" breather. It makes it a lot easier to pour oil into the larger hole.
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Originally posted by Scheister
so when you use a breather do you just cap the empty place on the TB?
so when you use a breather do you just cap the empty place on the TB?
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http://store.summitracing.com/checkout/cart.asp
This is what im getting:
KNN-62-1490
K&N Crankcase Vent Filter
PRO-141-107
Proform Stamped Steel Chevrolet Valve Covers
SPE-4298
PCV Valve, Steel, Zinc, Each
TRD-9170
Trans-Dapt Performance Chrome Oil Fill Caps
Is that everything to get the job done? Is everything im getting going to fit in there holes on the valve covers. Also is a push-in filter and oil filler cap ok as far as leaking goes, or do I need screw ons?
Thx for the help guys
This is what im getting:
KNN-62-1490
K&N Crankcase Vent Filter
PRO-141-107
Proform Stamped Steel Chevrolet Valve Covers
SPE-4298
PCV Valve, Steel, Zinc, Each
TRD-9170
Trans-Dapt Performance Chrome Oil Fill Caps
Is that everything to get the job done? Is everything im getting going to fit in there holes on the valve covers. Also is a push-in filter and oil filler cap ok as far as leaking goes, or do I need screw ons?
Thx for the help guys
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