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topshot_2k	posted on 27th Feb 07 at 20:07
	no sorry sold it after i finished off putting my x16xe in. gave good gains aswell made 131bhp with remap
Warren G	posted on 27th Feb 07 at 20:01
	dont surpose you still have the velos thingy?
topshot_2k	posted on 27th Feb 07 at 19:56
	quote: Originally posted by Robin Yeah, standard inlet poses a few problems :lol: The main one being the fact that you can't get the screws out of the back of the cover, and even of you could, you'd not be able to lift it over the inlet cam :lol: Pics of your engine with Velos inlet Mr Topshot? havnt owned a corsa in nearly 2 years :o but ill ig them out for you :thumbs:
Warren G	posted on 27th Feb 07 at 19:52
	iv got rocker cover gaskets - £6 delivered http://www.corsasport.co.uk/board/viewthread.php?tid=329427 want them?
Robin	posted on 27th Feb 07 at 19:38
	Yeah, standard inlet poses a few problems :lol: The main one being the fact that you can't get the screws out of the back of the cover, and even of you could, you'd not be able to lift it over the inlet cam :lol: Pics of your engine with Velos inlet Mr Topshot?
topshot_2k	posted on 27th Feb 07 at 19:27
	quote: Originally posted by Robin quote: Originally posted by topshot_2k no? take the plastic cover off, the inlet is not actually attached to the rocker cover Good luck getting the rocker cover off with the inlet on :) yes just remembered i had a Velos inlet so could remove rcker cover easy :lol:
Robin	posted on 27th Feb 07 at 18:58
	Metal, as he's talking about gaskets.
matt_aka_smiler	posted on 27th Feb 07 at 18:56
	are we talking about the plastic one or the metal one?
Robin	posted on 27th Feb 07 at 18:51
	quote: Originally posted by topshot_2k no? take the plastic cover off, the inlet is not actually attached to the rocker cover Good luck getting the rocker cover off with the inlet on :)
matt_aka_smiler	posted on 27th Feb 07 at 18:45
	the plastic rocker covers has torx bolts to it mate thats all :)
topshot_2k	posted on 27th Feb 07 at 17:42
	no? take the plastic cover off, the inlet is not actually attached to the rocker cover
Jenko_Sport	posted on 27th Feb 07 at 15:32
	Iv got to remove the upper inlet havent i?
topshot_2k	posted on 27th Feb 07 at 15:17
	under £8 iirc.
Jenko_Sport	posted on 27th Feb 07 at 15:16
	Dont supose you know how much the gaskets are do you?
topshot_2k	posted on 27th Feb 07 at 15:13
	unclip breather hoses then undo the rocker cover torx bolts. Make sure you replace the gasket and DO NOT overtighten the bolts when putting it back together
Jenko_Sport	posted on 27th Feb 07 at 15:11
	Im wanting to clean the rocker cover up and just want to know anything vital so i dont brake anything or damage things. What needs to be removed to get the rocker cover off?