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Old 07-13-2010, 03:05 PM
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Hi Guys,
I thought I'd do a little showing off. Here is a couple of recent projcts from Precision Metalcraft. We also started doing some Ls valve covers. I would like to do a group buy, Let me know if anybody is interested. Pricing depends on how many I can do at one time. Retail price $450 per set, If I can get 10 sets sold I would do them for $350. O-ring seals and all hardware included.
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Old 07-13-2010, 03:48 PM
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Really nice work. You should become a sponsor
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very cool stuff Jeff. I loved my intake, worked fantastic and received a ton of positive comments about it.




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Really nice work. You should become a sponsor
he actually is, just didn't get his title changed. I just fixed it.

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Looks good Jeff.

Got any pics of the valve covers?
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WOW!!!!!!!!!! That's frickin BA.Those are smokin cool. Any car w/ your intake should run a glass hood.
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DO you guys do anything for the new 6.1 hemi! I'm building a 70 challenger and plan to add turbo's and hate the look of the stock intake
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DO you guys do anything for the new 6.1 hemi! I'm building a 70 challenger and plan to add turbo's and hate the look of the stock intake
Yes please (assuming those fit a 5.7 Hemi as well which I'm almost positive they do)
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Here are a couple of valve cover pictures, as well as the Hemi manifold. The valve cover are 1.25 inches taller than factory to clear the bigger valve trains. This is the first and only Hemi we have done. We look forward to doing more.
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beautiful work
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