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That looks awesome.  I always liked the crinkle black.  Good job,

John 

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The filter will always have a air/vapor pocket in it that your fuel pump will need to draw down to the point where it's easier to draw fuel than drop the air pressure in the bubble before the fuel will flow every stroke, second of all a diaphragm pump is not prone to damage by anything small enough to pass through the screen. A simple rule is screens before suction pumps filters afterward.

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20 hours ago, Lorin said:

That is a Nice rocker cover.  I'm guessing today is a happier day than a  previous day you recently had.

 

Where did that cover come from ? I wonder if a M30 version is available...


TJP timjasonperformance.com valve cover.

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So what does the underside of the valve cover look like especially the oil separator section.  Making the separator larger will reduce the oil carry over out the vent, like the S14 cover where the separator runs from end to end of the cover.

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A radiator shop is a good place to take a leak.

 

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