Any "reviews" of 440 Source fabricated valve covers?

I have the same Indy no-logo cast covers for my Victors that I used w/ my Stage VIs. However, if I need more rocker arm clearance w/ the Victors, I was looking at the fabricated covers that 440 Source lists here.

Any feedback on fit, construction, leakage issues / concerns, etc., is appreciated. Thanks. - Brad

I have a set on my Indy SRs and I haven't had any issues. They're pretty well-constructed and they fit pretty well (no leaks).

Had a pair on my ol 440. Fit snug and nice.

Thanks for the replies. They sound like a decent alternative if the Indy cast covers have any clearance issues.

I broke my dr. side cast Mopar performance v-c around the outer bolt and now it leaks a bit and need good covers that clear HS rockers. Do these clear by chance?

On victor heads with offset rockers, mine hit the pan rail and had to be ground for clearance and I lost a lot of sealing area when done!

The description on the page I linked above does mention needing to clearance the rail for Victor heads, so not a surprise. I know some rockers would make that more of an issue than others.

EDIT: What about distributor clearance w/ those covers on Victor heads?

Based on how the pics show they flair out from the base compared to my Indy cast covers, I'd say they'd provide more room than your MP covers.

Good 2 know........Thankxxx.......

My valve covers are procomp which are similar. I also had to clearance the flange so they would drop straight down over the studs without hitting the HS rockers. I use and re-use Felpro blue stripe cork gaskets on valve covers and oil pan with no sealer and no leaks. I use an MSD distributor without issue.

Those 440Source covers do look nice with thicker flanges!