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  1. 10-30-2006, 11:46 AM #1
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    Um, a 93 GSR motor is a B17A, not a B18C1. You need to confirm which motor it is, because an ITR valve cover will not fit a B17A.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ATL86
    Um, a 93 GSR motor is a B17A, not a B18C1. You need to confirm which motor it is, because an ITR valve cover will not fit a B17A.
    since when is a b18c1 a itr VALVE COVER
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    Quote Originally Posted by b18hatch
    since when is a b18c1 a itr VALVE COVER
    What are you talking about? Let me clairify through the use of BTLFED Notes:

    -The author said it was a "93 B18C1 GSR"
    -In 1993, the GSR engine was a B17A1
    -An ITR Valve Cover will fit a B18C1 GSR but not a B17A1 GSR
    -You come from left field with this comment that makes no sense because no one said that.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BTLFED
    What are you talking about? Let me clairify through the use of BTLFED Notes:

    -The author said it was a "93 B18C1 GSR"
    -In 1993, the GSR engine was a B17A1
    -An ITR Valve Cover will fit a B18C1 GSR but not a B17A1 GSR
    -You come from left field with this comment that makes no sense because no one said that.

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    GUY I QOUTES RANDOMLY SAID BSR MOTOR WONT FIT B17 WHICH THREAD CREATOR NEVER SAID IT WAS A TYPE R VALVE COVER
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    Quote Originally Posted by b18hatch
    GUY I QOUTES RANDOMLY SAID BSR MOTOR WONT FIT B17 WHICH THREAD CREATOR NEVER SAID IT WAS A TYPE R VALVE COVER
    FYI-The Type R valve cover is the only one that comes red.
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    Quote Originally Posted by HalfBaked
    Anytime I'm driving south of I-20 in the perimeter, I play spot the white driver.

    Generally I don't count past 10.
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