Q1: SPELAB Aftermarket What are the differences between Hemi valve covers and OEM valve covers?
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Material difference: SPELAB valve covers are made of high quality aluminum, whereas OEM valve covers are usually made of plastic.
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Design and size: SPELAB valve covers are more rectangular in shape and higher in height to provide more interior space, while OEM's are more cylindrical in shape.
Q2: Why are SPELAB aftermarket Hemi valve covers designed with a larger internal space?
F2: The larger internal space in the SPELAB valve cover serves several purposes:
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Improved airflow and cooling: The larger space allows for smoother airflow inside the valve chamber, resulting in faster cooling.
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Reduced oil vapor build-up: The larger interior space allows oil to flow more evenly back into the sump, preventing oil vapor build-up.
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Less pressure fluctuation: At high rpm, more space cushions pressure variations for smoother engine operation.
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Room for high-performance components: More room for larger camshafts or other high-performance components.
Q3: Does SPELAB offer three sets of stainless steel screw fittings?
F3: Yes, SPELAB includes a complete set of fittings so you don't need to buy anything extra.
Q4: Can SPELAB aftermarket Hemi valve covers be fitted with larger camshafts?
F4: Yes, the SPELAB Aftermarket Hemi Valve Covers are designed with a larger internal space and a higher height.
Q5: Can the SPELAB Aftermarket Hemi valve cover be installed on a stock vehicle without a supercharger?
F5: Yes, the SPELAB Aftermarket Hemi Valve Cover is compatible with all Hemi engine units, regardless of whether the vehicle is fitted with a supercharger or not.
Q6: Does SPELAB have customized valve covers?
F6: Yes, with custom billet valve covers for the 6.7 Cummins.
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