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This is data compiled by CentralCoaster. It lists all the bolt sizes for a stock L98 intake manifold and some of the attachments.

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1Fast04Vert drip tab question
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Do I need to trim all of them, or just the center ones, when going to 1.6 rockers? I am putting LT1 covers on an LT4 head.

Then there are short 'tubes' that appear to thread into the heads that the centerbolt valve cover bolts go thru. Do those tubes simply unthread out of the heads?
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pianoguy Re: drip tab question
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Can't help you on the drip tab question, but yes, those standoffs just thread into the heads. The valve cover bolts are stubby little buggers and screw into the standoffs.
Posted on: 2011/9/7 19:06
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biggrizzly Re: drip tab question
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I removed all of them. I think the covers are the same but might be wrong.
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Trim all

did this on my friend's LT1
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1Fast04Vert Re: drip tab question
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Thanks guys, I appreciate the replies.
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I just grabbed them with a good pair of pliers at the base of the tab and broke each one off. No mess, no fuss. I could have used a little cut-off wheel but the pliers worked great. I won't be responsible for broken valve covers, but it really worked well for me that way.
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Thanks Don. The dremel took the off in less than a minute.
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Strick Re: drip tab question
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That's what I did, used a Dremel tool and a small cut off wheel. I like the Mag valve covers as you can powder coat them and they stay clean. Mine are even flamed. The standoffs are already in the mag covers.
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