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Proform 141-261 Valve Cover LS Chevy Slant Edge

Proform has developed a valve cover that will take your stock LS engine, and give it a totally personalized look. These new valve covers are taller than stock valve covers, and can accommodate a wide varity of large valve train applications.

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PFM-141-261-2Proform has developed a valve cover that will take your stock LS engine, and give it a totally personalized look. These new valve covers are taller than stock valve covers, and can accommodate a wide varity of large valve train applications.

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Seven choices, with raised or recessed Chevrolet and Bowtie emblems, LSX emblem (not shown), or no emblems at all for a self-customized look. Mounting studs, and oil-restricting baffles are included. Also includes threaded mounting holes for the Integrated Coil Bracket. Sold in pairs: $243.97 via www.roushyatesparts.com

Features

  • Make: Chevrolet
  • Model: LS
  • Style: Slant Edge
  • Emblem: Rasied
  • Tall/Short: Short
  • Bolt Pattern: Center
  • Finish: Chevy Orange
  • Baffle: Yes
  • Material: Cast Aluminum Valve Cover Chevy

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