i was just looking to see if anyone could moon cut my valve cover and timing belt cover and maybe a price??

 

You can do it with a cut off wheel and a steady hand.

 

Holesaw anyone?

 

Yea guess i'll just try it myself!

 

i did mine with a dremel
took a few whells (i like the small ones for control) but i took my time and it turned out ok ...

 

that looks like a sick motor, not to jack this but what internals does that have?

anyway I think a dremel would work good or some sort of air grinder with a cutting wheel on it.

 

lol nothign internal ..just a stock f20b(there very stout internaly)

stock 11:1 with h22 type s cams and smooth port casting/3 angle valve job form the factory

 

THat looks nice!

 

I always use a whole saw that always comes out good and accurate

 

out of curiosity what size hole saw do you use?

 

i used a right angle drill and a hole saw. my "pilot" bit was at the very top of the plastic centered on the cam gear bolt. just take a spare cam gear and match it up with the appropriate sized holesaw.
i dont run the plastic anymore but u get the idea.

 

Nice. see the moon cut won't look like **** as long as you take your time look at this one very clean!

 

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i dont run the plastic anymore but u get the idea.

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This setup looks really nice bro much better than those drop-saw method where they cut the whole side off