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metrobruce
Posted 20/1/2013 3:44 PM (#687438)
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how much would you pay for one if you like them . alternativly what would your thaughts on a pollished cam cover good or bad. personallt i like a bit of shiny under bonnet bling
James160vvc
Posted 21/1/2013 10:35 AM (#687509 - in reply to #687438)
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Location: birmingham		aren't the fins on the cam cover there to help dis pert heat?
ralphh85
Posted 21/1/2013 10:57 AM (#687511 - in reply to #687438)
Subject: RE: smoothed and polished cam cover
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Location: Cornwall		they would help but wouldnt really be necessary, many cars have steel or plastic ones which wouldnt conduct heat as well as any ali one,

im sure this could be done but it would be expensive, or very very time consuming!


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nick-gta
Posted 13/2/2013 9:26 AM (#689233 - in reply to #687438)
Subject: RE: smoothed and polished cam cover


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Location: birmingham		I made one for my car about 4 years ago.
But iv gone off the idea of the Crome look naw.
I just used a sanding disk on my grinder And ground all the fins off.
Then I took it to a local place to get it polished.
It's easy lol.
MetroMuppet
Posted 14/2/2013 3:55 AM (#689317 - in reply to #687438)
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Metromartin
Posted 19/2/2013 1:44 PM (#689695 - in reply to #687438)
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Location: Gloucester		the early 8v K-series from 1990 to 1992 the cam cover is plastic!

buy a cam cover from a scrappy and get a local machine shop to do it for you. Take them about 5 minutes in their lunch break!
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