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Mark Z
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There are a bunch of great folks here on the DCR. I have been fortunate enough to meet a few members in person over the years, purchased some nice parts and even got parts for free. Recently DCR member Mark Z did some very nice work on my valve covers for me and I want to give him a BIG thank you. He installed a custom oil fill plug and fabricated some 1/4 spacers for them. The workmanship is superb and he went out of his way to make sure they came out right - and they did. He went so for as to ask Indy Cylinder head for valve cover bolt pattern dimensions and even sent me templates to check fitment on the heads. Take a look at his work -

These covers had no holes in them other than the bolt holes, now I can put oil in the engine!

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The spacers are 1/4 thick.

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The spacers are screwed to the valve covers with tiny screws and they will seal to the head with an o-ring so no more valve cover gaskets!


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Lastly he counter sunk the bolt holes so the allen-head bolts will be flush.


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These valve covers are gonna stand out at the next Mopar event I attend and I'm sure somebody is going to ask me about them.

Thanks again Mark!


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That's some quality machine work there.
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#3
Very nice.
You making your own o rings?
The Idaho Andy
I love the smell of race fuel in the morning
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Wow... figure the odds on having a high dollar machine shop make something like that for you..
I love Mopars so much I'm date coding the skid marks in my underwear.
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My pleasure.

I have a large roll of o ring material and just glue the ends together.
67 Coronet 500 - 9.610 @ 139.20 mph
Owned Since 1981

Daughter's Car
67 Coronet 500 Street Car with AC
13.300 @ 101.75 mph

69 GTX clone - build in progress........
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#6
Nice work!
Clean as a whistle 
Smelling like a rose
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markz Wrote:My pleasure.

I have a large roll of o ring material and just glue the ends together.

I had a flash back when you mentioned a roll of oring.
I use to sit at a table and tap copper wire into the cylinder head groove on the alcohol car when needed. About as much as re stripping the blowers..
The Idaho Andy
I love the smell of race fuel in the morning
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#8
that is amazing, Wow
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