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Join Date: Aug 2013
Location: west monroe la.
Posts: 68
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valve cover baffling
I am trying to find out if anyone has fabricated any type of oil deflecting rocker arm mounted on top of a roller rocker system on top of poly lock. I am trying to deflect as much oil splash to valve cover breather hole. See Moroso makes a part that's exactly what im wanting but from the information that I have read and been told that their system is ONLY for stamped steel stock rockers. I wonder if it is possible to mount a smaller oil deflector plate on top of the rockers that's just beneathe the breather hole. I know there are bigger issues with the problem im having and this is just a band aid fix. I am going to replace the "Procomp valve covers" with a pair of Proform slanted edge covers. any help would be awesome. everyone have a merry Christmas.
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Location: Stockton, CA
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Re: valve cover baffling
photos of what you are working with would help with finding an answer
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Join Date: Aug 2013
Location: west monroe la.
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Re: valve cover baffling
this is the moroso version of what im thinking about doing but I am wondering if this is possible with roller rockers. maybe bending the plate enough to allow the rockers to have clearance through entire cycle. and only cover the rockers beneath the breather hole in valve cover. basically a fancy baffling plate.
http://i.ebayimg.com/t/Moroso-67700-Valvetrain-Oil-Deflector-Small-Block-Chevy-327-350-355-Ford-289-302-/00/s/Mzc2WDUwMA==/$(KGrHqN,!ncF!KeyC!EzBQV3fRJc(w~~60_12.JPG |
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