JDM Evo 7 Red Valve Covers GB! $285 shipped
Nov 15, 2005, 12:54 PM
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Originally Posted by MattGold
REAL Easy Fix to make this work.
Indeed it isn't a 'bolt-on' - but Ive had mine installed for over 2 years now with NO problems.
Pretty much you need to pop a rubber grommet in the PVC port (I used a 'HELP!' grommet for a Honda Accord) and then plug your stock stuff into it.
...and that's it!
Painless huh?
Indeed it isn't a 'bolt-on' - but Ive had mine installed for over 2 years now with NO problems.
Pretty much you need to pop a rubber grommet in the PVC port (I used a 'HELP!' grommet for a Honda Accord) and then plug your stock stuff into it.
...and that's it!
Painless huh?
Tom
Dec 22, 2005, 06:05 AM
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Originally Posted by MattGold
REAL Easy Fix to make this work.
Indeed it isn't a 'bolt-on' - but Ive had mine installed for over 2 years now with NO problems.
Pretty much you need to pop a rubber grommet in the PVC port (I used a 'HELP!' grommet for a Honda Accord) and then plug your stock stuff into it.
...and that's it!
Painless huh?
Indeed it isn't a 'bolt-on' - but Ive had mine installed for over 2 years now with NO problems.
Pretty much you need to pop a rubber grommet in the PVC port (I used a 'HELP!' grommet for a Honda Accord) and then plug your stock stuff into it.
...and that's it!
Painless huh?
Dec 22, 2005, 06:27 AM
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Originally Posted by MattGold
REAL Easy Fix to make this work.
Indeed it isn't a 'bolt-on' - but Ive had mine installed for over 2 years now with NO problems.
Pretty much you need to pop a rubber grommet in the PVC port (I used a 'HELP!' grommet for a Honda Accord) and then plug your stock stuff into it.
...and that's it!
Painless huh?
Indeed it isn't a 'bolt-on' - but Ive had mine installed for over 2 years now with NO problems.
Pretty much you need to pop a rubber grommet in the PVC port (I used a 'HELP!' grommet for a Honda Accord) and then plug your stock stuff into it.
...and that's it!
Painless huh?
Mar 8, 2006, 10:25 AM
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Originally Posted by Gruppe-S
It won't be dead until I confirm this. As fas as I know, they are direct bolt on with the exception of maybe a minor modification of the PCV valve.
Tom
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