Power Coated Valve Covers
We dont have any black valve covers in stock right now.
We only stocked red for a while, but didnt have much interest in them.
If youd like, we can get a valve cover from GM, have it powdercoated for you and ship it to you though, turn around would be roughly 2.5 - 3 weeks and it would be made for you specifically. No extra charge for that.
If youd like to do that, please contact me or call me .
We only stocked red for a while, but didnt have much interest in them.
If youd like, we can get a valve cover from GM, have it powdercoated for you and ship it to you though, turn around would be roughly 2.5 - 3 weeks and it would be made for you specifically. No extra charge for that.
If youd like to do that, please contact me or call me .
The valve cover should just unbolt and come right off the top of the engine. You have to pull the spark plug coils off first though. It's an easy job, just make you put the gasket back on and don't get dirt in there.
Originally Posted by mkulrey13
painting involves me sanding all the **** thats on it and personally i jsut cant get it off lol, powercoating is the best option for me.
Now polishing you may need to sand it to get rid of any rough spots. ANd that can be a bitch as I just finished mine. I'd post pics but I droped and broke my camera.
The Modern Performance Powder coating is far thicker and harder than sprayed paint -- I expect it to last a long time. I also appreciate the fact that it was indeed a new GM valve cover to begin with. It brightened up my engine compartment. You could probably do a simular job with paint but it was easier and cleaner starting out with the MP VC. If you can afford it I recommend it. You'll need a new seal kit from GM -- no aftermarket VC seals are available yet.
https://www.cobaltss.net/gallery/fil...mpModPerVC.jpg
(Red wire looms have been removed since picture was taken!!!!)
https://www.cobaltss.net/gallery/fil...mpModPerVC.jpg
(Red wire looms have been removed since picture was taken!!!!)
Originally Posted by mkulrey13
I need a new seal kit? how much does that usually run? i cant use old one?
You could try to use your old seal, and it might work, but why take the chance on an oil leak?


