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*New Product Spotlight * Nordic American Performance Products
Nordic American
Performance Products
I'm proud to announce a new edition to the automotive aftermarket...
Nordic American Performance Products .
All of their parts are proudly designed and manufactured in the USA!
The first ever in the marketplace , a valve cover that is both functional and fashionable. In fact, these are so unique NAPP has two patents filed and pending for these valve covers.
They meet the need to be able to easily inspect and adjust the valves by easy access without the need to remove the entire cover. And for the automotive enthusiast that wants a unique engine to display, they have a variety of designs on the shelf as well as the ability to create a custom design to meet the customer’s vision.
NAPP Oil Fill Caps:
They have also designed four stylish oil fill caps, along with a PCV valve adapter coming soon with its own patent pending.
Simplicity:
Their state-of-the-art valve covers are not complex and consist of only a few parts including a simple to remove top to allow easy access to adjust valves on all push rod engines.
Exchangeable:
Their valve cover tops are freely interchangeable with replaceable tops featuring different sayings, text, graphics or logos. They have a custom-developed program to add classic car images to the tops. These are at the final stages of completion.
Top options:
There are two styles of tops, a standard top as shown and a signature top. Their signature tops will come with a custom, customer order design.
Chrysler needs to listen to the Mopar community , They have been waiting for decades for something new and unique for their rides.
Nordic American's first release in their product line is going to be their patented Die-Cast aluminum two piece valve cover. These are truly a work of art . These valve covers are a true game changer for the auto industry . The quality and design is something you could only explain as jewelry for your engine.
This prototype 340 Chrysler cover has been fitted with a high-temp acrylic top. So you can show off those expensive roller rockers.
The base of the covers are die-cast , not sand -cast like most covers . This gives it more accuracy and superior sealing abilities. The tops are billet aluminum that are machined in-house and feature an o-ring seal . All valve cover sets come with all the hardware for installation.
Once production starts they are going to start with their small block line , then move on to big block engines . More engine accessories will follow soon such as air filter housings , oil pans , timing covers and more !
Keep in mind these products are not for sale yet but will be very soon , if you are interested in their products , you can contact them directly.
Here are some examples of their High Quality valve covers , these are for the Chrysler Small Block .
Nowhere in the industry today are both processes used in a design for a valve cover that is used on a push-rod engine.
Because of these proprietary manufacturing processes, Nordic American Performance Products has the ability to produce and design a custom lid for any organization!
For more information please contact :
Nordic American Performance Products
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