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07-12-2009, 11:00 PM | #1 |
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Location: Loveland Co.
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Vintage intake and valve cover install
So I've been wanting to give my engine a nice period look, and luckily I scored this old Offy intake at a swap meet for cheap because someone had butchered the t-stat housing holes. I work next to a welding and fab shop, and I've know the owners since I was a teenager and they fixed me up no charge. They ended up selling me the valve covers for cheap when they found out that is the look I was going for, since they had no use for them.
Since the valve covers have no holes,but the intake had the oil fill and breather, I just needed to come up with a spot for a PCV valve. I drilled and tapped the back of the intake to except a screw in PCV out of a Tundra from my work. I made a little baffle and had the fab shop boys weld it in also. It's hidden nicely behind the runners and distributor and has enough clearance for servicing. Here's the old look- Here's the new, what do you think? Can you spot the PCV valve? Not a huge difference but I'm happy now.
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