Kaase P51 Sheet Metal Valve Covers Question
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Kaase P51 Sheet Metal Valve Covers Question
I received a pair of new Kaase sheet metal valve covers with my engine project purchase. Currently they have no breather holes of any kind. As stated in a previous post, this will be a street engine build. What hardware do you use to add breathers/oil fill to these covers. Is there a preferred location? As pretty as they are it feels like a crime to put a hole in them. Thank you.
Athlonia- Posts : 21
Join date : 2013-06-15
Age : 52
Location : Central Iowa
Re: Kaase P51 Sheet Metal Valve Covers Question
Athlonia wrote:I received a pair of new Kaase sheet metal valve covers with my engine project purchase. Currently they have no breather holes of any kind. As stated in a previous post, this will be a street engine build. What hardware do you use to add breathers/oil fill to these covers. Is there a preferred location? As pretty as they are it feels like a crime to put a hole in them. Thank you.
Make sure it is between rocker arms, not over one.
And, as high near the intake manifold as you can safely get.
Re: Kaase P51 Sheet Metal Valve Covers Question
rmcomprandy wrote:Athlonia wrote:I received a pair of new Kaase sheet metal valve covers with my engine project purchase. Currently they have no breather holes of any kind. As stated in a previous post, this will be a street engine build. What hardware do you use to add breathers/oil fill to these covers. Is there a preferred location? As pretty as they are it feels like a crime to put a hole in them. Thank you.
Make sure it is between rocker arms, not over one.
And, as high near the intake manifold as you can safely get.
Thank you! Do I need to worry about any baffling?
Athlonia- Posts : 21
Join date : 2013-06-15
Age : 52
Location : Central Iowa
Re: Kaase P51 Sheet Metal Valve Covers Question
Athlonia wrote:rmcomprandy wrote:Athlonia wrote:I received a pair of new Kaase sheet metal valve covers with my engine project purchase. Currently they have no breather holes of any kind. As stated in a previous post, this will be a street engine build. What hardware do you use to add breathers/oil fill to these covers. Is there a preferred location? As pretty as they are it feels like a crime to put a hole in them. Thank you.
Make sure it is between rocker arms, not over one.
And, as high near the intake manifold as you can safely get.
Thank you! Do I need to worry about any baffling?
Maybe but, maybe not is all I can say for sure.
Re: Kaase P51 Sheet Metal Valve Covers Question
Athlonia wrote:rmcomprandy wrote:Athlonia wrote:I received a pair of new Kaase sheet metal valve covers with my engine project purchase. Currently they have no breather holes of any kind. As stated in a previous post, this will be a street engine build. What hardware do you use to add breathers/oil fill to these covers. Is there a preferred location? As pretty as they are it feels like a crime to put a hole in them. Thank you.
Make sure it is between rocker arms, not over one.
And, as high near the intake manifold as you can safely get.
Thank you! Do I need to worry about any baffling?
Stud girdle bars help that cause.
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