V6 Discussion and questions about the base carbureted or MPFI V6's and the rare SFI Turbo V6.

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Old Jul 18, 2002 | 01:40 PM
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Car: 1991 Camaro RS Vert
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Hey, I finally found some fiero valve covers, but they were already pulled and sitting on parts shelf. Should I bealbe to get the bolts from a normal parts store, or will I have to get from pontic dealer? Or just get some reg bolts?? Thanks:hail:
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Old Jul 18, 2002 | 02:15 PM
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Car: 1983, 1986
Engine: 2.8 2bbl, 2.8 MPFI
Transmission: 200C 3 speed, 700R4
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I have not seen any of the bolts for sale at the parts stores. You might be able to use the original Camaro setup or go with regular bolts as long a you put washers between the top of the valve cover and the nut/bolt head. If that doesn't work, and the yard doesn't have them, I think the Pontiac dealer may be your only chance. They are a pretty funky looking piece
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Old Jul 18, 2002 | 03:01 PM
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Well, i tryed the dealer, i tryed a parts store, no go So I might beable to go with stock nuts and throw a lock washer under it?? I was wondering what the treads are in the head?? I have seen some cool setups with them "t" handles for older rides. I posted a msg on a fireo board, hope some of them can fix me up.
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