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M/T Valve Covers with Breathers
Found a set of my fathers old M/T valve covers with the breathers, would like to incorporate
them into my build...just wonder if this style is any good, like am I going to get blown oil everywhere with these breathers? Any reason not to use these? Just looking for some advice. The breathers will need to be re-plated, before I go through the trouble I want to make sure the covers are worth using...thanks |
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Re-plated? Should be polished aluminum aren't they?
Those are a nice looking covers. I would try and flip them around side to side so the fill hole is on the front pass side rather than be under your brake master. Run them!
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Totally agree w/NorCam ... TAZ
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Just for comparison, the same time in '69 that I bought these M/Ts, I bought these little breathers too.
Verne OR maybe it was 1970........... |
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Those breathers are fine. Just make sure the metal baffle is installed.
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Breathers are chrome plated....assuming the breathers came that way?
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Here's a set on a race car from back in the day.
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