LT1 & LT4 corvette valve covers
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LT1 & LT4 corvette valve covers
I was looking into the corvette black valve covers and found them new for 100 a piece through GM (but they are plastic?) I was told by the parts man
here are the part numbers can you tell me for sure?
R.H. 12552322
L.H. 12552321
here are the part numbers can you tell me for sure?
R.H. 12552322
L.H. 12552321
Last edited by HottestZ28; 03-12-2008 at 12:51 PM.
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#5
They are a composite cover and they are the GOOD ones. You will have to modify them to get them to work with any other rocker arm than stock. Do a search that will help you find how to do that.
P.S. If you look at my link in my sig you will see a set of then, inow have a SS dress up kit on them.
P.S. If you look at my link in my sig you will see a set of then, inow have a SS dress up kit on them.
#6
I had the worst luck with the gaskets on the valve covers. Every time I pulled them off, the gasket would expand by like 3-4 inches. I ended up having to cut them down and attach them with RTV into the groove in the valve cover.
I have bad luck with simple things.
I have bad luck with simple things.
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#9
They are a composite cover and they are the GOOD ones. You will have to modify them to get them to work with any other rocker arm than stock. Do a search that will help you find how to do that.
P.S. If you look at my link in my sig you will see a set of then, inow have a SS dress up kit on them.
P.S. If you look at my link in my sig you will see a set of then, inow have a SS dress up kit on them.
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#12
a good trick to stop that is to "glue" the gasket into the valve cover with some weather stripping adheasive
#15
That happened to me and I really thought I was halucinating. I mean one minute they fit to size and the next they were obnoxiously long. I was able to place them back in the slots, but I have a feeling they are leaking on the rear corners. Not sure if they are the right size before applied and stretch with heat?