Smooth transaction as always, bought two sets from Alex. Recommended seller.
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Redd wroteWell I for one have sentMove Over wroteKids these days. The heck is 'dibs'?! If you haven't paid you ain't got shit.Yeah, you'd be surprised. I've received 3 messages between here and FB saying they had dibs and couldn't believe I didn't reach out. Meanwhile I have a manual excel list I'm trying to keep updated with all the interest.:.
MisterClutch888 wroteThank you David!Smooth transaction as always, bought two sets from Alex. Recommended seller.
Got my covers as well.
Excellent packaging!
Not sure I can leave an iTrader rating from this thread?
Thanks Alex!
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Excellent packaging!
Not sure I can leave an iTrader rating from this thread?
Thanks Alex!
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Received Slon's covers as promised.
Quite a miracle given that it is a Russian made product.
Thank you @Move Over
Quite a miracle given that it is a Russian made product.
Thank you @Move Over
aus wroteThanks Austin! If you click on my name to the left you can can leave an itrader rating.Got my covers as well.
Excellent packaging!
Not sure I can leave an iTrader rating from this thread?
Thanks Alex!
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rhyary wroteThanks Rami! Mikhail and I are working through the shipping difficulties and getting them here.Received Slon's covers as promised.
Quite a miracle given that it is a Russian made product.
Thank you @Move Over
For all who need a set I currently have 4 sets left.
Move Over wroteIt keeps telling me there's an error in your deal details.Thanks Austin! If you click on my name to the left you can can leave an itrader rating.
For all who need a set I currently have 4 sets left.
Maybe I don't link the right post?
I get the same message on a set of spacers I bought too.
Annoying.
1 set of these left for now.
Move Over wrotePm incoming1 set of these left for now.
Shredicus wroteFixed it for youMove Over wrotePayPal incoming1 set of these left for now.
Anyone have a suggestion on where to get these installed in the NJ area? I'm looking for someone or a shop that already has experience installing these. Trying to avoid the commonly reported issues like the cover not fully being clipped in since there's no real good way to verify their work.
chenium wroteI've heard good things about auto couture. These really are straight forward to install. I've installed 4 sets for customers now here in FL now and they go on easy.Anyone have a suggestion on where to get these installed in the NJ area? I'm looking for someone or a shop that already has experience installing these. Trying to avoid the commonly reported issues like the cover not fully being clipped in since there's no real good way to verify their work.
My biggest thing I learned is to spin the motor manually at the crank to check if they're all seated properly. That's really the only way to visually ensure every clipped segment is on properly. Tolerances are extremely tight.
The other thing to note as pictured on this thread, is make sure the half moon portion is seated over the spring clip. Can also be referenced by where the only whole is on the OEM cover. They can really only be seated ONE WAY but it appears that a few guys shops on here have determined otherwise .😅 I'm not sure how they've managed to misalign them. Here's a photo of what I'm talking about.
rhyary wroteFixed it for you
Correct, last set is heading my way
Update: Jeez, 2 days later and they're here from FL to WA. Pretty impressive and the hardware looks great!
Shredicus wroteYep you got my last set!
For everyone else looking I should have a batch of coming through customs in the next week or so. Goal is eventually to have a good stock of these but the demand has been so high I can't keep them on my shelves!
@moveover are you saying that's the correct or incorrect way for them to be seated in the picture
nycplumber wroteThe picture is the correct way. The larger hole is supposed to be over the spring end.@moveover are you saying that's the correct or incorrect way for them to be seated in the picture
What's the price for these?
e92ben wrote500 shipped us.What's the price for these?
I am finally fully stocked boys and girls. Just received 20 sets, I have 17 sets of raw aluminum and 3 sets of black. 500 shipped for aluminum 550 shipped for black.
Only ~55k miles but an '08 dedicated to track use. Seemed like a safe bet.
Only finished one side, stepping into the garage for a 2 hours at a time is all I get with baby in the house. But this is super accessible and easy for anyone to DIY.
Plastic covers were rotated and slightly warped or bent, but no cracks.
Valve covers look great considering age and use. I'll clean these up and save them. Replaced covers with wrinkle coated, Slon, and all new hardware (bolts, sensors, tubes, oil separators, etc). Used a faint bead of Dremi under gasket to ensure it's sealed up.
Only finished one side, stepping into the garage for a 2 hours at a time is all I get with baby in the house. But this is super accessible and easy for anyone to DIY.
Plastic covers were rotated and slightly warped or bent, but no cracks.
Valve covers look great considering age and use. I'll clean these up and save them. Replaced covers with wrinkle coated, Slon, and all new hardware (bolts, sensors, tubes, oil separators, etc). Used a faint bead of Dremi under gasket to ensure it's sealed up.
DRLane wroteNice work!Only ~55k miles but an '08 dedicated to track use. Seemed like a safe bet.
Only finished one side, stepping into the garage for a 2 hours at a time is all I get with baby in the house. But this is super accessible and easy for anyone to DIY.
Plastic covers were rotated and slightly warped or bent, but no cracks.
Valve covers look great considering age and use. I'll clean these up and save them. Replaced covers with wrinkle coated, Slon, and all new hardware (bolts, sensors, tubes, oil separators, etc). Used a faint bead of Dremi under gasket to ensure it's sealed up.
Any chance you could give me a brief list of the bits and pieces that ideally should be replaced when the valve covers are removed and refitted? I’ve never done tgat before…
FazerBoy wroteAlready a full post by another user:DRLane wroteNice work!Only ~55k miles but an '08 dedicated to track use. Seemed like a safe bet.
Only finished one side, stepping into the garage for a 2 hours at a time is all I get with baby in the house. But this is super accessible and easy for anyone to DIY.
Plastic covers were rotated and slightly warped or bent, but no cracks.
Valve covers look great considering age and use. I'll clean these up and save them. Replaced covers with wrinkle coated, Slon, and all new hardware (bolts, sensors, tubes, oil separators, etc). Used a faint bead of Dremi under gasket to ensure it's sealed up.
Any chance you could give me a brief list of the bits and pieces that ideally should be replaced when the valve covers are removed and refitted? I've never done tgat before…
DIY - Replacement of Valve covers - Pic Heavy https://www.m3post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1839655
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