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DannyP

The bail covers are really hard to beat. They DO work well.

However, my bolt-on P-replica/faux 547 covers don't leak. They may weep a tiny amount every once in a while, but do not drip. I milled a groove for an O-ring where the bolt shoulder rests. And safety-wired the bolts like Carlos, so I can't lose them.

@Carlos G I like that treatment of the rubber washers. That is DEFINITELY a source of dirt in the carbs.

You should be able to have the warped cover milled flat by a good machinist.

8/17/222:14 PM

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