SDChallenger
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I am have a 72 Challenger Rallye, 340 stroker, w/ Mopar Performance valve covers (1" pcv hole w/ 1/2" wall depth). Whoever did the build used a 0.55" ID x 1" OD (hole size) grommet made for steel covers and siliconed it into place. The PVC valve has a 1/2" stem, and so the whole setup is sloppy. I have searched high & wide for the correct grommet, and everything for MP covers seems to be for 1.22" hole size. Questions:
1. Does anyone make a grommet for these valve covers (1" hole; 1/2" groove; 1/2" ID)? I think not, but never hurts to ask.
2. If "no" to 1., does anyone else have these covers w/ 'uniquely' sized PCV hole, if so, how did you address the PCV grommet issue?
3. I am guessing the current PCV valve is for the stock 340; the only marking is "2103" on the part. My build is a cast stroker kit, modest cam, 6-pack. No hot rodding.....I had to replace the cam and crank anyway, so figured why not kick it up a notch? Better to just stick w/ the stock PCV valve, since the engine seems to run well as is?
As you can probably tell from my post, I am not NEARLY as wise when it comes to this stuff as many of you. Hopefully someone has addressed these issues already, and can point me in the right direction.
Much appreciated.
1. Does anyone make a grommet for these valve covers (1" hole; 1/2" groove; 1/2" ID)? I think not, but never hurts to ask.
2. If "no" to 1., does anyone else have these covers w/ 'uniquely' sized PCV hole, if so, how did you address the PCV grommet issue?
3. I am guessing the current PCV valve is for the stock 340; the only marking is "2103" on the part. My build is a cast stroker kit, modest cam, 6-pack. No hot rodding.....I had to replace the cam and crank anyway, so figured why not kick it up a notch? Better to just stick w/ the stock PCV valve, since the engine seems to run well as is?
As you can probably tell from my post, I am not NEARLY as wise when it comes to this stuff as many of you. Hopefully someone has addressed these issues already, and can point me in the right direction.
Much appreciated.