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Tall Finned Aluminum Valve Covers, SB V8, Black, 1932-1985 (F-Series with 289-302-351W-5.0L V8)

Item EK-48-360117-1
Tall Finned Aluminum Valve Covers, SB V8, Black, 1932-1985 (F-Series with 289-302-351W-5.0L V8)
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      Product Information

      Features, Description, Q&A

      Features

      • Fully-Finned Aluminum Valve Covers With Baffles
      • Durable Black Powder Coat Finish With Exposed Fin Edges
      • Made To Fit Small Block Ford V8 (289-302-351W-5.0L)
      • 1.25" Diameter Push-In Type Valve Cover Holes
      • Tall 3-13/16" Height To Clear Valve Train Components
      • High Quality Construction, Fit & Finish
      • Grommets, Gaskets, Hardware & Breathers Not Included

      Description

      Dress up your classic Ford's engine with these beautiful retro-style full-finned aluminum valve covers from MAC's! They feature durable black powder-coat finish and fully-finned tops with exposed fin edges for a clean, custom look. These valve covers fit small block Ford V8 engines (289-302-351W-5.0L) and feature additional height required to accommodate aftermarket/performance valve train components. Count on MAC's for all of your classic Ford needs!


      Ford Small Block V8 Tall Finned Aluminum Valve Covers With Black Finish

      CA Residents: WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm - www.P65Warnings.ca.gov

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