valve covers

[black94331]

what kind of valve covers are you guys runnin on your built motors or just dressed up motors.

 

[ryclef331]

Jegs tall cast covers notched and TIG welded back together to clear the alternator.


No pics right now though.

 

[Suspect]

http://s4.photobucket.com/albums/y118/kidala630/?action=view&current=Picture205.jpg
not on the car right now, but soon. O0

 

[Paul]

Ford tall cast chrome covers notched and TIG welded back together to clear the alternator.

Paul.

 

[95-stang]

Thats a great looking engine bay, but i bet you hear that a lot. :thumb:

 

[Paul]

Thanks. I have logged many hours with a die grinder and hand sander, and have obliterated a large amount of sanding discs and sandpaper.

I kind of like refinishing metal though. I think my next purchase may be my own powdercoating oven.

 

[95-stang]

The oven sounds a good idea, i have a sandblasting cabinet that is going to be overworked shortly, but your an artist.

 

[black94331]

Ford tall cast chrome covers notched and TIG welded back together to clear the alternator.

Paul.

you have a pic of what that notch looks like?

 

[Paul]

The oven sounds a good idea, i have a sandblasting cabinet that is going to be overworked shortly, but your an artist.

Thanks man, I really appreciate that. I pride myself on attention to detail. That pic was taken "in progress", but most of it is still like that. I have a blast cabinet too, and I just installed my HUGE compressor. I'm so friggin' excited about it. It's a monster and flows over 20 cfm at 175 psi or 26 cfm at 90 psi. I'm going to be a beadblasting fool!

you have a pic of what that notch looks like?

It's a little rough under the hood, but once I get back into full swing with my garage, that should improve.

Paul.