ACV Blockoff plates
12-06-03, 11:11 PM
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ACV Blockoff plates
I searched a bunch and went through the 87 threads or so that came up regarding the ACV in the second gen forum, i was wonderinif perhaps anyone had any plans for a acv blockoff plate (Dimensions of stuff). I dont really want to trace it because i want to get it done moderately quickly, and i dont want to order one on that same note lol. So if anyone has any can they post it up or send it to me.
-Tyler
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12-07-03, 02:36 AM
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The AVC is pretty easy to remove and reinstall. Take it off, trace a pattern for the block-off plate, and put it back on. Now you can make a plate at your leisure. 
12-07-03, 03:13 AM
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Here:
http://www.k2rd.com/products/blockoffplates.html
Good people also, I went to their shop and bought a rotor off them when i did my rebuild. Dirt cheap on the plates also.
-Robert
http://www.k2rd.com/products/blockoffplates.html
Good people also, I went to their shop and bought a rotor off them when i did my rebuild. Dirt cheap on the plates also.
-Robert
12-07-03, 06:40 AM
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If your in such a all fired hurry.......go to PepBoys and buy some gasket paper. Then remove the three nuts that hold the acv on. Trace the outline of the acv. Cut the outline out of the gasket paper with a pair of sissors. Punch or drill the three mounting holes thru the paper. Put the new gasket on and bolt it down with the three nuts. Done. It's now blocked off. It does not get any faster than that.
