Posted By: Robbins
Mopar Performance die cast valve covers - 07/01/08 03:48 PM
Hows the best way to knock out the knock outs with out making them look bad?
Mopar Performance die cast valve covers
Posted By: ZIPPY
Re: Mopar Performance die cast valve covers - 07/01/08 04:26 PM
Step drill, hole saw, die grinder w/a carbide bit...though alot of people have successfully blasted away at them with a hammer I've never liked that idea and won't do it 
sorry for the edit, hit the wrong button
sorry for the edit, hit the wrong button
Posted By: 05dakota
Re: Mopar Performance die cast valve covers - 07/01/08 04:30 PM
WITH Correct gormets no added holes needed
Posted By: Robbins
Re: Mopar Performance die cast valve covers - 07/01/08 05:00 PM
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WITH Correct gormets no added holes needed
what? Sorry, I'm not following you. Unless your saying that you can get a grommet that will allow me to use that filler cap hole on one side? That would be cool, it doesn't really need two of those as far as I'm concerned. Do you have a part number for that? I'm needing two, one for the little PCV and the other for the big one that goes to the breather.
Posted By: 05dakota
Re: Mopar Performance die cast valve covers - 07/01/08 06:08 PM
you dont need either fill cap, remove breather to add oil.
Posted By: Robbins
Re: Mopar Performance die cast valve covers - 07/01/08 06:09 PM
Ok, where to you get the grommets for this style of hole? Thanks.
Posted By: 05dakota
Re: Mopar Performance die cast valve covers - 07/01/08 06:15 PM
the one in the MP gormet kit works for the beather and i just get one from the HELP rack that works with the PCV .
Posted By: closer9
Re: Mopar Performance die cast valve covers - 07/01/08 06:21 PM
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you dont need either fill cap, remove breather to add oil.
That's how I did mine. Its been a while, but I think I got the grommets from Summit.
Posted By: Lefty
Re: Mopar Performance die cast valve covers - 07/01/08 07:12 PM
Posted By: moparcanuk
Re: Mopar Performance die cast valve covers - 07/02/08 12:38 AM
Forgive my ignorance but I see 6 different grommets on the Summit page. Which 2 grommets are needed?
Posted By: Robbins
Re: Mopar Performance die cast valve covers - 07/02/08 11:02 AM
I'm assuming the top two from Mopar? Thanks guys.
Posted By: Robbins
Re: Mopar Performance die cast valve covers - 08/11/08 11:16 AM
I went ahead and got the grommets from Mancini Racing. I also had the guys in the machine shop plunge one valve cover so I could keep one of the oil caps, but the grommets would of worked fine. Here some pictures and the part number from Mancini.
Posted By: Robbins
Re: Mopar Performance die cast valve covers - 08/11/08 11:17 AM
pic two
Posted By: Robbins
Re: Mopar Performance die cast valve covers - 08/11/08 11:17 AM
pic three
Posted By: Robbins
Re: Mopar Performance die cast valve covers - 08/11/08 11:18 AM
Posted By: UCUDANT
Re: Mopar Performance die cast valve covers - 08/12/08 01:55 AM
Dont forget to use a baffles
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Posted By: GoodysGotaCuda
Re: Mopar Performance die cast valve covers - 08/12/08 02:04 AM
holesaw, dont remember exactly the p/n for the grommets i used. But they were from Mopar performance ( i think they sell two 'grommet kits')
(excuse the old pics)
(excuse the old pics)
Posted By: Robbins
Re: Mopar Performance die cast valve covers - 08/12/08 09:09 AM
I only got two baffles. So they went under the PVC and the breather on the passenger side. Hopefully that'll work.
Posted By: GrnMagic77
Re: Mopar Performance die cast valve covers - 08/12/08 02:46 PM
Spare parts!! 
Just kidding,I installed these valvecovers on the 383 in my Fury and forgot to put the baffles in.No real issues other than my breather caps fill up with oil over time then drips on to exhaust manifold. OOPS!
Just kidding,I installed these valvecovers on the 383 in my Fury and forgot to put the baffles in.No real issues other than my breather caps fill up with oil over time then drips on to exhaust manifold. OOPS!