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    Seeking info on valve covers

     



    Hey all. So I have a set of valve covers off a big block chevy and before I blast them and clean them I was trying to find a little info on the covers and a value. Can't find any info relating to these specific ones so I'm checking to see if anyone else might know. Numbers inside the cover are 14OR-48B. Only thing I see pop up are M/T and its not that and doesn't have the center breather. Thanks for any help.
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    Looks to me like someone milled the M/T logo off and installed the breathers. I did that for a guy I know last year. Could be wrong, though.
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    I concur with Hotrod46 - in fact, I'd bet on it.
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    Thanks. Looking at some pics I could definitely see that. Crazy it looks factory built

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    If by "blast" you mean something like bead blasting you might regret it depending on what finished look you're after. Bead blasting will make them look effectively like a rough cast piece, albeit the roughness will have a finer grain to it. Bead blasting between the fins (mask the rest) is effective though.
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