Steven Hodges
Silver Level Sponsor
I saw some one had made some very cool valve covers for a 2.8 Ford motor are any of these sill available
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Valve covers
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DanR
Diamond Level Sponsor
Morning to you (S Hodges), Not sure if I have any spares left. Will check later today.
A couple of us on the SAOCA Forum organized a buy for the Custom Valve Covers for our 2.8 V6 FORD engines and purchased 10 or twelve sets in the first buy.
Then, I did a 2nd buy a couple years later. John Redmond (owner) very nice gent to deal with.
GO on his site
jrcast.com
and browse through to see what he has to offer. Nice stuff. If you need help send me your E-mail.
Bill Eisinger
Platinum Level Sponsor
+1 on John Redmond...here's a set I had him make for me...I'm sure there's a good discount on a group buy but I didn't think that the one off price was outrageous given that they are custom cast and he is located in Ireland. He's very easy to work with.
In my case, I had him make them in bare metal which I then had powder coated with a crinkle finish (in homage to the 60's vintage Ford Cobra valve covers) followed up with 80 grit on a belt sander to get the appropriate polished look on the raised surfaces.
In my case, I had him make them in bare metal which I then had powder coated with a crinkle finish (in homage to the 60's vintage Ford Cobra valve covers) followed up with 80 grit on a belt sander to get the appropriate polished look on the raised surfaces.
