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Alloy Valve Cover Fasteners
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Ray Juncal makes the modern version of the above cover and the screws shown.
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Go to a machine shop or do you know anyone with a small lathe , anyone with a simple lathe and a knurling tool could spit a couple of those out in an hour or less .
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I have find it for my 100/6 - but exist also for 100/4
on 100 6 catalog you can find also the indispensable rubber washers one normal flat washer can be added-avoid the chrome cup washers- I have my oil sprayed on underside the hood for longs time- only recently I have learned that cup washers NOT permit to the rubber washer one adequate pressure to the cover- and leak and leak and leak
on 100 6 catalog you can find also the indispensable rubber washers one normal flat washer can be added-avoid the chrome cup washers- I have my oil sprayed on underside the hood for longs time- only recently I have learned that cup washers NOT permit to the rubber washer one adequate pressure to the cover- and leak and leak and leak