Clifford Parts
#1
11-14-2009, 02:34 PM
Clifford Parts
Everyone knows that Clifford Performance parts are very expensive bought new.
Some of his products are simply repackaged. The over-size valves he sells at a premium are sbc valves, and actually cheaper than Ford valves. Also, the valve cover gasket he sells for his cast aluminum v.c. is actually from a late model EFI valve cover.
I thought I'd pass that along and save someone a few bucks.
Some of his products are simply repackaged. The over-size valves he sells at a premium are sbc valves, and actually cheaper than Ford valves. Also, the valve cover gasket he sells for his cast aluminum v.c. is actually from a late model EFI valve cover.
I thought I'd pass that along and save someone a few bucks.
#3
11-14-2009, 07:58 PM
#4
11-14-2009, 08:05 PM
Everyone knows that Clifford Performance parts are very expensive bought new.
Some of his products are simply repackaged. The over-size valves he sells at a premium are sbc valves, and actually cheaper than Ford valves. Also, the valve cover gasket he sells for his cast aluminum v.c. is actually from a late model EFI valve cover.
I thought I'd pass that along and save someone a few bucks.
Some of his products are simply repackaged. The over-size valves he sells at a premium are sbc valves, and actually cheaper than Ford valves. Also, the valve cover gasket he sells for his cast aluminum v.c. is actually from a late model EFI valve cover.
I thought I'd pass that along and save someone a few bucks.
#5
11-15-2009, 06:03 AM
Yea, I found a set from one of my Bronco vendors for $39 for 6cyl. w/headers. Can't argue with that price.
#6
11-15-2009, 12:58 PM
Yeah, Good, that's what I paid too, but then Cal. sales tax bumped it up to $49. I still thought that was a good price, because Summit lists them for, I believe, $49 plus tas, plus shipping.
I know the bottom bolt on the front runner is going to give me a run for my money.... I figure I may have to cut up and reweld a wrench into another angle/shape to tighten/torque that bolt, but that is just part of the fun.
I know the bottom bolt on the front runner is going to give me a run for my money.... I figure I may have to cut up and reweld a wrench into another angle/shape to tighten/torque that bolt, but that is just part of the fun.
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