valve covers on 2.8
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From: surrey b.c. canada
Car: 89 Iroc
Engine: lb9
Transmission: wc t-5
Axle/Gears: 10 bolt 3.08 posi
you mean the plenum, the intake manifold is below that, and for the valve covers yes you have to take off the plenum
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Its three pieces; the plenum (top), the runners (middle), and the base (manifold). Yes, the plenum and runners have to be removed in order to remove the valve covers. With Redraif's new Trueleo intake, that will no longer be necessary!
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Trueleo makes custom intakes for V6 Fieros that make much better power than stock, and we sent them a stock F-body intake so they could alter their design to fit. Hopefully we'll have it in a week or so.
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Its three pieces; the plenum (top), the runners (middle), and the base (manifold). Yes, the plenum and runners have to be removed in order to remove the valve covers. With Redraif's new Trueleo intake, that will no longer be necessary!
Its three pieces; the plenum (top), the runners (middle), and the base (manifold). Yes, the plenum and runners have to be removed in order to remove the valve covers. With Redraif's new Trueleo intake, that will no longer be necessary!
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