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Michael McKelveyAnn Arbor Supporting Member

Valve Covers:

I have never seen these valve covers used by anyone else.

I can't remember where I bought them in the dim past when I started my Speedster build.

I had to tap the holes in the heads where the original valve cover retainers hooked in. A kind of eye bolt fastens there. These extend between a couple of lugs on the ends of the cover.

Unlike the typical aluminum covers, there is no bolt passing through the cover.

There is a silicone o-ring in a groove that seals against the head.

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