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what is rotocap on super A
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Posted by werowance on December 14, 2006 at 06:54:33 from (216.145.90.20):
Hi all, im rebuilding my super A, and im now down to the head. this head has seen a lot of water and the valve spring caps have a lot of rust. so i dont think i want to reuse. im looking in my parts book and its showing 2 different caps, one just says valve spring seat upper, and the other says roto cap. now, all my caps are identicle, and the roto cap looks like its for exhaust only, so in my case would i not use the rotocap? just stick with the regular for all valves? the next question is, my dealer wants 10.96 for each one, is there anywhere i can get this aftermarket, or anybody got some good shape and used? if so i need the top and bottom thanks for any and all help.
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