Mopar Muscle Association UK

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I want to buy some pretty rocker covers for my 318

I know the cheap chrome chinese ones are to avoid

I want something shiny and as square looking as possible

I like the look of this type
Can anyone show me there's or tell me who sells them ?

Crap web page but you get the gist.

https://www.hughesengines.com/Index/pro ... rtid=25884

Thanks Kev

but not keen on the welding beeing shown

Unfortunately due the shape of the heads, small block Mopar covers need to be far more rounded than those small block Chevy covers you have shown . There isn ‘t much choice these days when it comes to new covers, these are about the nicest IMO https://www.summitracing.com/parts/sum-440420

Thanks Blue
Yes I have seen these , but not polished

Had this on email from Mancini this morning, if bling floats your boat.

Thanks for the reply.
I should have updated you guys sorry. I do quite like the ones Kev highlighted

https://www.jegs.com/i/PRW/228/4031801/10002/-1

I would proffer cast , but can't seem to find a more square one in cast

I have also got in my basket, more shiny things

https://www.jegs.com/images/photos/700/ ... -472_2.jpg


https://www.jegs.com/images/photos/300/350/350-1720.jpg

Well I went for the Mr gasket fabricated covers shown below .


A heads up on these be prepared to make the mounting face flat . Took me a good hour per cover to sort them out

It's turning into a real show car!

Only bling under the bonnet Pete'

And If you do buy some of these, check the bolt threads coming through the cover.

As mine had 19mm of thread coming through the cover and the thread depth in the block was only 14mm.

Resulting is oil 9i55ing out of the drivers cover

Kev wrote: ↑Fri Jan 20, 23 8:00 am Crap web page but you get the gist.

https://www.hughesengines.com/Index/pro ... rtid=25884

Fitted Kev Thanks