Where do you get those covers!?
Would love one if the pice is okay :D

That one needs a weld up on the rear inside ledge. Wasn't quite an accurate prototype.. Stock rocker covers are not good for taking dimensions from....

rather a billet than a Tomei casty




this!

I see the lunch box hinge as an issue but from the pictures they seem to have a pillow style O ring between the two surfaces. If it locks down tight enough then I see no leaks.

The way I am doing my 2 piece cover is .046" - 1.2 MM groove on both mating surfaces for RTV. Quick easy and no need to source a prefab gasket ring.

I will post photo's in a couple days.

EDIT: It was less expensive to get a full length flat bar of alloy rather than 6 pieces to make some rocker covers. Now I have enough for 4 rocker covers. 2 are spoken for and 2 are not.

The retro ones in a smooth Tomei like finish would be better
the hinging system and sealing would be an issue? or is there
some kind of stepping that could be used to prevent oil leaks?

I'm doing some two part rockers right now that will look like the Tomei versions for 500$. USD

Easier to machine in two parts than a solid mass.

Those retro ones I could do but not for what they are offered for. My machine is sloooow compared to new units. So the 630$ USD asking price is about right for a faster mill.

Matthew
how much would something like this cost
http://www.dsnclassics.co.uk/retrospo ... -rocker-cover-retrosport/


with alloy insert that can be changed at the top like the Courtney eg. to datsun or nissan etc.
http://www.streettrucksmag.com/wp-con ... 2/10/ST-1208-COVER-03.jpg

Those look really good.

Whats to going rate on a Tomei cover?

I cant make the CNC version for less than $800 USD.

The money shot! thanks!!!




would be nice all polished up with also a polished supercharger on top!

Looks like a Tomei rocker cover breeding program going on, on 1200.com!