Holley M/T Finned Aluminum Valve Covers
510-241-82
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Flashback - 1972: Nothing was cooler than sporting around town in a hot rod with a Holley Double Pumper® and M/T® finned aluminum valve covers! Show everyone how cool you are and show up sporting those same parts today!"For the custom engine, M/T offers a superior valve cover of polished aluminum for added cooling. Each die-cast cover is precision manufactured with knock-out plugs for stock PCV (smog Control) and oil fill installations. The M/T polished top cover surface may be used for engraving your name horizontally, next to the deep heat dissipating fins." - Text from 1972 Holley - M/T Performance Parts Catalog. Other historic literature stated that you could expect reduced valve train noise from these cast M/T covers. Get a set today and get back your hot rodding groove!- Precision manufactured with knock-out plugs for stock PCV (smog Control) and oil fill installations
- Top cover surface may be used for engraving your name horizontally
- Deep heat dissipating fins
- Cast aluminum construction for even gasket sealing
- Polished aluminum
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Will this fit a Buick 340?
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