Need some answers before Wed. LSJ Valve Covers
10-13-2010, 10:56 PM
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looks good. first time i went to do my spark plugs i had the same problem...looked like stock plugs in it, so idk if it was like that from factory or what. I just drilled the *******.
10-13-2010, 11:15 PM
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gasket was perfect! didn't break or anything!
We used engine spray paint. Forgot the type, but it was only a few buck. PRIMER first of course
We used engine spray paint. Forgot the type, but it was only a few buck. PRIMER first of course
10-14-2010, 07:42 AM
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I did my orignially with vht wrinkle black high temp engine enamel, it held up pretty good til I shoved my ottp long tube through the top, who says its gotta go in from the bottom
10-14-2010, 09:45 AM
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While hooking everything back up to the cover, the bracket that hold the vac line into the top back of the cover kept falling on top and leaving a "chip" in the paint, nothing a little spray of the spray can couldn't help. That's why in the pic you can see some red on the black lines, cause we didn't cover them up before we sprayed again lol.
But if it cracks, just spray over it
The high heat stuff shouldn't crack though.
But if it cracks, just spray over it
The high heat stuff shouldn't crack though.
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