Melrose T-Top Valve Covers w/ Stud Girdles and Comp Pro Mag's
06-01-2010, 08:49 AM
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Melrose T-Top Valve Covers w/ Stud Girdles and Comp Pro Mag's
-Comp Pro Magnum full roller rockers. 7/16" NSA. You can use up to a 1.550 dia spring with the pockets that are cut in them. These are made from chromoly steel!
-Comp cams rocker arm adjusting nut with poly locks, .750 OD, ~2.5" tall for use with stud girdle.
-Aluminum stud girdle, The girdle is drilled and tapped for holding down the valve cover with supplied studs! This is a custom setup from Melrose T-top
-Custom modified cast aluminum valve covers from Melrose T-top. I just had these powdercoated. They are extra tall and made to work with the girdle studs for hold down. The one cover has been modified a bit. It was notched and welded to allow for alternator clearance. NO ALTENATOR RELOCATION NEEDED The modification is very subtle and if you weren't looking for it you wouldn't even see it.
The rockers are used but have alittle over 1000 miles total on them. They are in brand new condition! I paid alot of money for this setup. This is just about the best valvetrain set up you can buy without going to shaft mounted rockers.
500 Shipped FIRM! This is my bottom dollar price. So please don't PM me unless your ready to buy a badass setup.
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-Comp cams rocker arm adjusting nut with poly locks, .750 OD, ~2.5" tall for use with stud girdle.
-Aluminum stud girdle, The girdle is drilled and tapped for holding down the valve cover with supplied studs! This is a custom setup from Melrose T-top
-Custom modified cast aluminum valve covers from Melrose T-top. I just had these powdercoated. They are extra tall and made to work with the girdle studs for hold down. The one cover has been modified a bit. It was notched and welded to allow for alternator clearance. NO ALTENATOR RELOCATION NEEDED The modification is very subtle and if you weren't looking for it you wouldn't even see it.
The rockers are used but have alittle over 1000 miles total on them. They are in brand new condition! I paid alot of money for this setup. This is just about the best valvetrain set up you can buy without going to shaft mounted rockers.
500 Shipped FIRM! This is my bottom dollar price. So please don't PM me unless your ready to buy a badass setup.
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06-02-2010, 01:24 PM
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I cant see pics, would you mind sending them to charlie_diss@yahoo.com? I am very interested. Thanks,
Charlie
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06-09-2010, 11:31 AM
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Willing to trade for guns, 4 wheeler parts (Specifically Yamhaha Banshee), tools, and anything else that you think might spark ones interest. Need these gone. Have no use for them anymore.
06-09-2010, 11:51 AM
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Harold sorry to see them go but you are right they are the best bang for the buck without going shaft mount.
For anyone intrested this covers/rocker set up is bad azz! I know because they used to be mine before I went to a shaft mount rocker. You will not be dissapointed and you will have a set up that you can not buy anywhere for this price! Harold is good to deal with and these are great rockers and covers! This is a steal at this price!
For anyone intrested this covers/rocker set up is bad azz! I know because they used to be mine before I went to a shaft mount rocker. You will not be dissapointed and you will have a set up that you can not buy anywhere for this price! Harold is good to deal with and these are great rockers and covers! This is a steal at this price!
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