Valve cover question?

**jerebus67** · 03-07-2005

Just put a ZZ4 motor in my 67 and the stock valve covers are pretty nasty looking anyone put a nice looking set on with center bolt?
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**Norwoodx55** · 03-07-2005

Don't know if there is such a thing. Better look into the adapters to run the ol primeter bolt style.
Brett

**Camaro_Kyle** · 03-07-2005

I know what you mean, I've got a ZZZ with centerbolt heads and had a hell of a time looking for valvecovers. There are a couple of guys on this board that do make some custom fabbed valvecovers. Check out http://www.rfrcustomfab.com/ and also check out the Group purchase page as [email protected] has some pretty nice valve covers.
Kyle

**TPI Monte SS** · 03-08-2005

You could get the stock ones powdercoated to make 'em look a little nicer. I had mine done in a bright aluminum finish to match my TPI and headers.

**datsbad** · 03-08-2005

just buy the adapters and use any style old valve cover. i have some for sale by the way !

**awr68** · 03-08-2005

Summit has center bolt 'fabricated' valve covers or you can find good deals on ebay if you just want a polished cover.....

http://store.summitracing.com/partde...=KeywordSearch

**TA219** · 03-08-2005

e-bay has some ok chrome valve covers made for LT-1s, they are notched on one side to clear a alt. but other then that i think they would work for ya

**Camaro Zach** · 03-08-2005

i made these out of steel to fit over the old ones like a "cap". Have you thought about doing anything like that?

**TonyL** · 03-08-2005

billet specialties makes some

Clicky

**62wagon** · 03-08-2005

Moroso makes a die cast polished aluminum set that is pretty nice. I have only seen them in the catalog but OER makes a nice set of finned aluminum covers that are nice and a little different. Just my 2 cents.

**justanova** · 03-08-2005

I think gmpp makes some in polished alum. or with a black crinkle finish..

**camcojb** · 03-08-2005

Matt here on the site from RFR Fabrication made these for me; awesome work.

**harshman** · 07-27-2005

Originally Posted by camcojb

Matt here on the site from RFR Fabrication made these for me; awesome work.

Umm… I’m going to print this and ..umm…. I’ll be right back.

I don’t know what it is about fabricated sheet metal on engines but it does it for me.

**68LSS1** · 03-08-2005

Matt @ RFR is building me some also for my LS1. The neat thing about having someone like Matt fab them is you can make them exactly how you want them. For example I'm having Matt make them taller to clear solid roller lifters, putting our car club/shop name on them, PCV off the back via AN fitting and even got to pick style/size of filler. The sky (or wallet) is the limit. Matt was great to deal with also. There not done yet or I'd post a picture (hint-hint-jfwy Matt).

**vette rod** · 03-08-2005

sire components (crc) makes a cool set of carbon fiber covers

**Samckitt** · 07-27-2005

How about a set of the composite 96 Vette LT4 covers? Or, the magnesium Vette centerbolt covers are good. If you find a set you will probably have to refinish them & good luck finding a replacement emblem for the drivers side.

**MikeDVC** · 07-27-2005

I picked up a older pair of factory steel centerbolt valve covers (less breather holes) and had them powdercoated the same color as the car. I posted pic in vbgarage so you can see.

**pushrod243** · 07-27-2005

How about Carbon Fiber? Carbon Components has them I am a dealer if your interested.

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