driving without a cam cover?
mines been off over a month now. it'll be fine. but when ever you can, get the sucker back on. im buying a carbon fiber one on friday to finally get it covered. not in the mood to dremel down the stock one
Originally Posted by Kee1pride
mines been off over a month now. it'll be fine. but when ever you can, get the sucker back on. im buying a carbon fiber one on friday to finally get it covered. not in the mood to dremel down the stock one
Originally Posted by sleet
Why are people talking about the valve cover? Are people not able to read?
Originally Posted by gsujeff55
umm, because the original poster said CAM COVER. the only cover over the cams is the valve cover.
Originally Posted by EVOONYOASS
Don't do it! I did that on my previous car(Eclipse gst) and something got caught in the cams. Once something gets pulled into the cams its already too late in most cases.
Last edited by gsujeff55; Apr 24, 2006 at 10:55 AM.
Originally Posted by sleet
He has a 35R equipped EVO plus other goodies, I think he's got enough common sense to not try to drive around with the valve cover off.
Originally Posted by WrX Kila
I drive with my valve cover off all the time! No problems here.
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what are the chances of something large or strong enough getting into a cam gear tooth and screwing everything?.....i mean if all the covers are on except for the cam gear cover you should be fine.......its not like we run with our hoods off .....
i dont go off roading and rain shouldnt be a problem
i dont go off roading and rain shouldnt be a problem
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Originally Posted by EVO8TOR
There is no way in hell you can ride around without a valve cover, what keeps the oil from spraying out, you will also loose oil pressure, no way....
