Posted By: never2ready
aluminum hemi valve covers - 03/03/09 10:47 PM
Where is the best place to buy aluminum hemi valve covers? Any ideas? Thanks
Quote:I would really like a set of the Moroso covers with the oiler option
What brand would you go if you wanted fabricated aluminum hemi covers.
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This guys stuff is on the bag all the time..
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Brand-New...%3A1|240%3A1318
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I like the Old School look.
Keith Blacks on my new Hemi.
http://stores.casselent.com/catalog/KB%20COVERS.jpg
Here are some other choices. Check both pages.
http://stores.casselent.com/Categories.b...=9&total=14
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I have worked with Jeff Johnsons fabricated, Moroso, and BLP products. The Moroso's are decent, but they are big. Just basically a big square, they are alot harder to fit in the car. The Jeff Johnson ones i had issues with. The ones on ebay look identical to the jeff johnson covers. BLP makes hands down the best fabricated hemi valve cover currently on the market. It is built on billet rail with the gasket groove CNC'd into the rail. Everything fits the way it is supposed too, and they look awesome.
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Rick the above pic was with magnacore wires, and Jeff johnson covers
this is the car with MSD wires and BLP covers
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Rick the above pic was with magnacore wires, and Jeff johnson covers
this is the car with MSD wires and BLP covers
Looks great. Those tubes are the ones we use for our ProFit Hemi's with stock Valvecovers. Now it looks like they fit well , and fit inside of the fabbed valvecovers, and around the stock spark plug tubes . What do you think ? The Msd's are nice tubes. We are designing our own right now that will be the best of both worlds.. Thanks for the pics.. Very nice !
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I like the Old School look.
Keith Blacks on my new Hemi.
http://stores.casselent.com/catalog/KB%20COVERS.jpg
Quote:Are those MOROSO COVERS???
Here is a set of fabricated ones I like. I will also mention the Indy's have a nice feature, and they have two of the attaching bolts deleted, but drilled from the inside for a stud. This is a really nice feature. The short studs remain on the heads and retain the gaskets, and really make the covers easier to remove because the deleted bolt holes are the ones on the ends (firewall side delete is the best). Really cleans up the look of the covers as well, as you will notice in the pic of my engine where they are not present. I do not like Indy's service, but some of their products I really like.
With the fabricated ones shown below, it would also be nice to delete the same two bolts per valve cover, but as mentioned, I like the fabricated ones where all the bolts are not recessed real deep into the covers. Flush would be ok, but the fender well side ones that are recessed real deep are a pain.