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Re: WD valve cover
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mm
04-17-1999 17:41:41
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Cast iron valve cover? You've been around too many Cases. I've never seen a cast valve cover for a WD. Early DC cases had them though. Won't swap either.
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Jim
04-19-1999 07:32:55
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Re: Re: WD valve cover in reply to mm, 04-17-1999 17:41:41
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Never is a long time.
I got one found in TX.
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04-19-1999 16:13:41
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Re: Re: Re: WD valve cover in reply to Jim , 04-19-1999 07:32:55
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I generally can't afford parts out of Texas. Are you sure it is for a WC. Everything is Bigger and better in TX and that goes for prices, too. The last heads I bought would have cost twice as much in TX as were I bought them.
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Brian
04-19-1999 19:22:33
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Re: Re: Re: Re: WD valve cover in reply to mm, 04-19-1999 16:13:41
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I'd have to see that cast cover to believe it. Sounds like he was out in the sun too long last summer. Here is an idea, If you have a child in high school and can take metals shop, see if the schools shop can cast aluminum. When I was in school I copied several valve covers with aluminum. It was tricky to do steel copies, but I still have a one of a kind set of valve covers for a 302 Ford that were made with steel patterns. Brian
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04-19-1999 19:28:28
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: WD valve cover in reply to Brian, 04-19-1999 19:22:33
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The only thing that is a variable on the situation is if the old Waukesha WC had a cast valve cover.
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