I believe you can order them direct from the company, at the link provided above.

 

That's what they say, but there are lots of durable thermoplastics. I hope they used Polycarbonate High Heat, but even then it can start to deflect when heated to around 300°F. I'd be wary of using plastic for a cam gear cover, but it depends on the mounting points and vicinity to high-temp components.
There are many plastic parts used in engine bays and on drivetrains that meet a spec. of 120°C (248°F), but they're not that close to the engine block.

 

has anyone ever heard of a nut or something similar get caught in there with the cover off?

 

I will be testing is durability and reliability under heat very soon (tomorrow) and will report back

Its a very well made peice and looks like its world class

 

Please also test the fitting on this. Some people who have adjustable cam gears that when the stock cover is put, it makes a tapping noise. The solution was to grind the inside of the cover. I hope we don't need to gind anything on this because it will look ugly from the outside and defeats the purpose.

 

wow, looks spiffy

 

Let us know how it holds up.

 

+1

 

nice,but that piece will get dirty after time,and look the McUgly's........

 

how much HP does this give? Will i need to get a reflash for this?

 

i want one of those ???
where and how much ?

 

The link is beneath the picture.

 

I like it think its order time

 

They'll make a killing on those parts after they recover the tooling cost.

 

I think thats a fantastic upgrade being that your able to visually inspect cam gears and the belt without having to take off the cover. wonderful!