Carbon Fiber Valve Covers!

[Flats Man]

Yo Sixpipes....they are here!
http://tampasvt.com/dashkits/fred001.jpg

Lower ET's are just around the corner! lol

[blueoval01]

OK, I'll stick my neck out .......... I know that Carbon/Fiber retains cold in the winter and heat in the summer. How is the engine heat gonna effect the covers and performance?
:confused:

[Logan]

Holy bling bling batman... :D

[Flats Man]

This is the first sets of valve covers but the manufacturer has treated other engine parts with very good results. This is basically a carbon fiber coating which is layed over the stock valve covers. I am having the radiator cover coated also and will post the pictures. I got these done by TampaSVT out here in Florida.

[Logan]

Again I say...


bling. blingity bling bling bling. :D

[tliss]

OoooooooooooAhhhhhhhhhhhhh!:tu: :tu:
Saweeet!!

Tom

[Sixpipes]

Originally posted by blueoval01
OK, I'll stick my neck out .......... I know that Carbon/Fiber retains cold in the winter and heat in the summer. How is the engine heat gonna effect the covers and performance?
:confused:
Cool things make your truck go faster.:p And those are really cool!

[Flats Man]

Logan, This place charges $500 for them http://www.mlmotorsports.com/products.html If you have a spare set of valve covers, you can get these for $250. Me and Sixpipes are the launch customers for this process so we will see how they hold up and give everyone a report. They will look really good on Go_rila. Dennis also has this same process applied to the radiator cover and it should be here any day. If he doesn't want it, then I will take it. It should really be killer!

[KJ94GT]

I saw some of those at FFW Ennis on Saturday. Very nice. But, I can't see myself spend $500 clams on valvecovers :D