Scott Drake 6A582-351 Custom Valve Covers for Ford 351 Engines
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Scott Drake 6A582-351 Features:
This pair of valve covers features a Ford licensed 351 Powered by Ford Script Logo built into the valve covers on either side. These valve covers are die-cast from high-quality 383-3 aluminum alloy and then given a durable powder-coated wrinkled finish. They also feature a cadmium plated oil filler tube to help stop corrosion, an improved oil baffle design to accommodate high-lift camshafts, and will work with most roller rockers. Spark plug wire brackets and PCV grommet included. Sold as a pair. Will not fit EFI cars.- Ford licensed 351 Powered by Ford' script logos
- Die-cast from premium quality aluminum alloy
- Cadmium plated oil filler tube
- Will clear most roller rocker arms
- PCV grommet and spark plug wire brackets included
Specifications:
Can I make these fit a 1988 351w engine with efi
Will these valve covers fit a 1977 351m?
Will, these valve covers clear the exhaust manifolds on a 351 Windsor boat motor with water cooled manifold
Will these fit edelbrock 205cc heads
Do this fit a 351C?
Will these valve covers fit trick flow head? And what neoprene type gaskets will fit? 351 WIndsor
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