Anyone have any Maserati 16v Timing Belt Covers? I needs the upper and lower.
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Anyone have any Maserati 16v Timing Belt Covers? I needs the upper and lower.
Man good luck with that. If you find any LMK. I have 3 upper broken ones myself. Those upper mounting tabs broke early and often on those covers. Lower cover seemed to always get eaten up by PS belt.
Todd
Well if I get a lower, it should live forever then since I'm not running PS.
I'm interested in a broken upper...how much $$??
4425607 COVER, Timing Belt Upper w/EDD 16 Valve
COVER, Timing Belt Cover Lower w/EDD 16 Valve
4425610 Up to Chassis #3000
4425379 After Chassis #3000
those are the Mopar part#s
google them
also try here http://forums.aaca.org/forum/39-chry...c-by-maserati/
I bet he sells the whole thing intact as it runs.
his last post:
located outside of pensacola fl., yes it runs, needs work, but pretty much all there.
Rick's already all over it like flies on sh*t....
I'd love to have a nice upper timing cover for the Masi 16v. I have yet to install the upper timing belt cover since doing the conversion on my Lancer, since I wanted to keep an eye on the front seals. Good thing because both cam seals were leaking badly with the engine sitting for years before it started up again.
Is this something that could potentially be 3d printed? I know the market is pretty small for this kind of thing but I would totally be willing to pony up the cash for a repop. I'm on the fence about doing the Masi 16v thing on my new gold GLH.
You could 3D print it, but it's going to be several pieces bonded together. My personal experience with 3D printed parts is that you really need to be picky about the material and which additive process you choose to make it from. SLS would probably be the best choice.
It's going to be expensive, too.
Honestly, the best bet would be to make a mold of a good one and make it out of fiberglass.