Reply to "Valve Cover Gaskets for 2332"

Stan Galat

David,

I know very little about your particular engine, other than Darren K. built it, and Ron later converted it to dry sump.

The reason I was able to answer your query right away is because every Type 1 head, except for REALLY wild drag-race only stuff uses the same rocker box (and therefore valvecover gasket).

You don’t have CE heads, so you’re fine with the standard cork gaskets. And Lane is right—if you have steel pushrods (and I’d bet you do), they get set to loose zero. It’s really ridiculously easy to do, if that’s the case.

3/9/195:47 PM

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