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1/27/06, 04:52 PM

bullittman

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These are the proto types, that have to be machined and tested out. They will be machined on the top (Flat) with fins and a logo space for your personalization if desired. Costs have not been finalized but will be a little more than my SOHC covers. They will use the stock FOMOCO gasket and cap. For ref you can check out my site www.bullittmansparts.com

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1/28/06, 08:54 PM

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Can't wait to see them after they are machined.

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2/3/06, 07:46 PM

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<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(bullittman @ January 27, 2006, 3:55 PM) Quoted post</div><div class='quotemain'>
These are the proto types, that have to be machined and tested out. They will be machined on the top (Flat) with fins and a logo space for your personalization if desired. Costs have not been finalized but will be a little more than my SOHC covers. They will use the stock FOMOCO gasket and cap. For ref you can check out my site www.bullittmansparts.com
Ron
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Ill be interested in seeing the finished product too! [img]style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/thumb.gif[/img]

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2/6/06, 07:47 AM

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Interesting. I don't think these will be as popular as the 2V simply because the factory cam covers are now cast in magnesium, but they are ugly in their as-cast finish. I would get creative with the machining and try to offer as many possibilities there for personal customization. More options are always a plus and I commend you for your efforts. Good luck!