Cam Cover Emblem - ZR-1 Net Registry Forums

HIZNHRZ · 01-10-2008

Jeffvette,

A few months ago there was some discussion about cam cover emblems on the forum. You had posted that you were either thinking about buying, or had already bought, the molds to be able to reproduce these parts. Are you going to be making any? If so, will they be raw metal or painted?

Thanks.

djpatrick35 · 01-10-2008

I second this. My LT5 needs cam covers BADLY!

01-10-2008

I have some that need to be painted. I just haven't had the time to sit down and do it. Let me get some done over the weekend.

Here is a picture of how they look.

http://pnwzr1.net/Nick/Plenum/IMG_0216.JPG

Nick · 01-10-2008

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jeffvette

Here is a picture of how they look.

http://pnwzr1.net/Nick/Plenum/IMG_0216.JPG

-=Jeff=- · 01-10-2008

So Jeff when will you be selling them? any idea on cost?

Also what is the best way to adhere them to the Cam Cover?

jmascharka · 01-10-2008

Put me down for two!

I don't have either on mine right now.

Dandy97 · 01-11-2008

Nice work Jeff! I have another bunch boxed up to send you, hopefully tomorrow.

Do you still want to try and get them made from aluminum? I got a source.

01-11-2008

Dan, it depends upon how sturdy the alum is. I would like for it to have the same stiffness charactersitics as the original emblems did.

Dandy97 · 01-11-2008

The originals were coined from aluminum sheet stock with some temper to it. Because the new ones would be cast they would have no temper but should be almost as ridged as the originals. If you wanted, some temper could be added to the cast ones by heat treating after they are cast. I don't think that would be necessary though.

One bonus of using aluminum is that, as I'm sure you know, it powder coats really nice!

djpatrick35 · 01-11-2008

Whenever you get a stock of finished ones, I'll take two of 'em!

01-10-2008	#1
HIZNHRZ Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Germantown, MD Posts: 732	Cam Cover Emblem Jeffvette, A few months ago there was some discussion about cam cover emblems on the forum. You had posted that you were either thinking about buying, or had already bought, the molds to be able to reproduce these parts. Are you going to be making any? If so, will they be raw metal or painted? Thanks.

01-10-2008	#2
djpatrick35 Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Vernon Hills, IL Posts: 262	Re: Cam Cover Emblem I second this. My LT5 needs cam covers BADLY!

01-10-2008	#3
Jeffvette Guest Posts: n/a	Re: Cam Cover Emblem I have some that need to be painted. I just haven't had the time to sit down and do it. Let me get some done over the weekend. Here is a picture of how they look. http://pnwzr1.net/Nick/Plenum/IMG_0216.JPG

01-10-2008	#5
-=Jeff=- Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Bartlett, IL Posts: 7,156	Re: Cam Cover Emblem So Jeff when will you be selling them? any idea on cost? Also what is the best way to adhere them to the Cam Cover? __________________ 1990 Corvette ZR-1 #1051 Watson Headers (2" Primary) - Flowmaster Cats - Borla Catback Late Model IH - Plenum Coilovers - 4.10s Shelby Series 1 - Wilwood Brakes Custom Interior NCM Lifetime Member #978

01-10-2008	#6
jmascharka Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Livonia, MI Posts: 32	Re: Cam Cover Emblem Put me down for two! I don't have either on mine right now.

01-11-2008	#7
Dandy97 Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Tax Hell, Wisconsin Posts: 53	Re: Cam Cover Emblem Nice work Jeff! I have another bunch boxed up to send you, hopefully tomorrow. Do you still want to try and get them made from aluminum? I got a source.

01-11-2008	#8
Jeffvette Guest Posts: n/a	Re: Cam Cover Emblem Dan, it depends upon how sturdy the alum is. I would like for it to have the same stiffness charactersitics as the original emblems did.

01-11-2008	#9
Dandy97 Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Tax Hell, Wisconsin Posts: 53	Re: Cam Cover Emblem The originals were coined from aluminum sheet stock with some temper to it. Because the new ones would be cast they would have no temper but should be almost as ridged as the originals. If you wanted, some temper could be added to the cast ones by heat treating after they are cast. I don't think that would be necessary though. One bonus of using aluminum is that, as I'm sure you know, it powder coats really nice!

01-11-2008	#10
djpatrick35 Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Vernon Hills, IL Posts: 262	Re: Cam Cover Emblem Whenever you get a stock of finished ones, I'll take two of 'em!