Posted By: nz383man
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Measured from Mopar stamped aluminum valve covers as shown in above photo.
A=3.190
B=1.550
C=1.270
D=1.640
E=.039
F=.006 Dipped rubber coating all over
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Measured from Mopar stamped aluminum valve covers as shown in above photo.
Thanks for the measurements, that is exactly what I was liking for.
Interesting to see what you mean about the rubber coating from the pic above, I thought the factory ones were all two piece, alloy plate with separate rubber gasket like the pics below, maybe they made a couple of variants, any comments on which work the best? Thanks again.
mine are rubber coated. I put a little silicone around the hole seal but not where it seats to the valve cover.
Once you install the tubes, orings and tighten down the plug they seal right up.
At least on my car they did.
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two things happen when using those valve covers.
they will leak,they will crack at the bolt holes.
Quote:Fred, where would someone pick up a set of these "spacers"?
if you an find some valve cover spacers you seal them to the cover. now you have a flush solid surface which will not buckle when you tighten the nuts.
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if you an find some valve cover spacers you seal them to the cover. now you have a flush solid surface which will not buckle when you tighten the nuts.
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if you an find some valve cover spacers you seal them to the cover. now you have a flush solid surface which will not buckle when you tighten the nuts.
I can see exactly what you are saying here but how does the thickness of the spacer affect the length of the plug tube & how do you get around this?