timing cover

[alexthejew]

does anyone make a clear timing cover for our cars? i really think it would look badass.

thanks

alex

 

[05stroker]

AHHHH SHIT !!!!

 

[JeremyH]

Seriously???

Billy grabbed popcron, I'll grab a beer lol

 

[bolted3v]

doubt it, but if they ever did that would be crazy

 

[irishpwr46]

if someone were willing to donate a timing cover, ive got a place by my school that does a lot of plastic/ plexi work. icould see what they would say. im thinking it would be pretty intricate though, especially since it would need sleeves for any hole that will be bolted through

 

[alexthejew]

if someone were willing to donate a timing cover, ive got a place by my school that does a lot of plastic/ plexi work. icould see what they would say. im thinking it would be pretty intricate though, especially since it would need sleeves for any hole that will be bolted through

Yea. I didn't think so... i know that they have them for small block chevys, but those are tiny... it was worth a shot.

 

[GrnBullitt08]

Don't know of any places, but it would looks pretty cool if someone decides to make a mold of it.

 

[Airborne2000]

i think it would be pretty cool. it would be nice to be able to do cam swaps and be able to see the wedge tool in there and ensure its not moving.

 

[Marc s]

I had one made out of transparent aluminum. Scotty gave me the formula.

 

[Airborne2000]

I had one made out of transparent aluminum. Scotty gave me the formula.

wow. i had to look trasnsparent aluminum up, i didnt think it was real. how much did it cost?

 

[one eyed willy]

i had one made.....but all i can see it OIL!

 

[JeremyH]

wow. i had to look trasnsparent aluminum up, i didnt think it was real. how much did it cost?

It was still a joke. Transparent aluminum isnt maintainable, it needs constant energy/heat to maintain. So how much would it cost, millions.

 

[Marc s]

wow. i had to look trasnsparent aluminum up, i didnt think it was real. how much did it cost?

Star Trek technical manuals indicate that transparent aluminum is used in various fittings in starships, including exterior ship portals and windows.