CZP aluminium valve covers
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Just in case anyone hasn't seen these yet, CZP is now offering these valve covers for the DE. They also feature replaceable plug tube o-rings.. halleluiah! (Yes, I realise other companies have been offering this sort of product for a while).
https://conceptzperformance.com/czp-...bk_p_75198.php
You'd better believe I'll be getting a set when the next seal dies. I remember watching old vids of guys drilling them out with hole saws...
https://conceptzperformance.com/czp-...bk_p_75198.php
You'd better believe I'll be getting a set when the next seal dies. I remember watching old vids of guys drilling them out with hole saws...
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Yeah saw that myself today. Let's hope so.
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How have you guys found the quality of these including the spark plug tubes ? How many hours in the shop on average do these take to complete for both sides ?
Thinking of replacing mine in the spring. Guess I should replace the coil packs as well. plugs I just did
Thinking of replacing mine in the spring. Guess I should replace the coil packs as well. plugs I just did
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I have seen some of these upgraded Aluminum covers on Amazon from a few marketplace sources as well.
How long are these to install as far as shop labor time ? Also it might be a good idea to replace the individual coil packs as well.
I have very low mileage on my convertible but it should be a good spring time upgrade. How long did you guys take or allow for labor ?
Thanks
How long are these to install as far as shop labor time ? Also it might be a good idea to replace the individual coil packs as well.
I have very low mileage on my convertible but it should be a good spring time upgrade. How long did you guys take or allow for labor ?
Thanks
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I am going to replace with Amazon aluminum ones. Anyone try the Okuda Projects Coil Packs ? They are expensive in comparison with others. Ignition Projects as well looks like
the same ones. Anyone try these with good results ?
the same ones. Anyone try these with good results ?
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I'd rather buy used OEM junkyard coils before I buy some garbage knock off ones. Buying quality ignition components is like buying quality oil. Oil is the blood of your engine, and the ignition system is the heartbeat.
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Have some time before car comes out of storage. I will most likely go with Okada coils and Concept Z alum covers. Reason being the worldwide sales
guy at Okada started the company back in 2011. Ignition Projects originally had Okada coils but they were sold to private firm that wanted to configure
the IP coils with cheaper grade Chinese coils. I am not going to buy anything second-rate and would rather pay a bit more for great coils. There seems
to be many cheaper products but they all seem to be replicas. Okada seems to have developed some extra features and higher ignition above the Hitachi
coils so good for them. Same with the valve covers. A few extra dollars for decent ones seems a more logical buy considering all the extra effort & expense
I have dumped into this car over the years.
guy at Okada started the company back in 2011. Ignition Projects originally had Okada coils but they were sold to private firm that wanted to configure
the IP coils with cheaper grade Chinese coils. I am not going to buy anything second-rate and would rather pay a bit more for great coils. There seems
to be many cheaper products but they all seem to be replicas. Okada seems to have developed some extra features and higher ignition above the Hitachi
coils so good for them. Same with the valve covers. A few extra dollars for decent ones seems a more logical buy considering all the extra effort & expense
I have dumped into this car over the years.
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I just replaced my valve covers with the CZP valve covers and everything was spot on regarding the install. I just put loctite on all of the screws that cover the spark plug seals and everything else fit just like OEM. Well worth the price for these aluminum valve covers.
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Good to know. Thanks for the feedback!
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I’ve had them on my g35 for a year or so … I like them and I would buy them again
I will say - no valve cover / gasket will seal the heads if installed wrong or without care …
I will say - no valve cover / gasket will seal the heads if installed wrong or without care …
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