Who has "TVR" cast onto their rocker covers?
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Those rocker covers look to me like the standard Rover offering with the original ribs milled off then the tvr style milled into whats left. Does this sound feasible or does anyone know any different?
The rocker covers have the standard holes in them for the spark plug lead brackets which is what made me think they are modified Rover covers.
The rocker covers have the standard holes in them for the spark plug lead brackets which is what made me think they are modified Rover covers.
2000 Special Edition with TVR Cast Rockers here 
From handling them I would say they are definitely not RR ones re-engineered, they're cast as is, as they are not of the same quality casting of the RR ones.
But you can fit roller rockers underneath them, so I'm using that as the reason for spending a long time searching for a good set and then spending a small fortune buying and sorting them out, not vanity, not at all
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From handling them I would say they are definitely not RR ones re-engineered, they're cast as is, as they are not of the same quality casting of the RR ones.
But you can fit roller rockers underneath them, so I'm using that as the reason for spending a long time searching for a good set and then spending a small fortune buying and sorting them out, not vanity, not at all

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Johno said:
..But you can fit roller rockers underneath them, so I'm using that as the reason for spending a long time searching for a good set and then spending a small fortune buying and sorting them out, not vanity, not at all 
Have you got roller rockers fitted or are you looking for some?
If it makes you feel any happier ....
I've got them on my 1993 pre serp
They are very poorly made and the rim around the bottom edge is all over the place - can only assume that TVR cast them on an "off" day
Consequently they piss oil out everywhere whether you use cork gaskets or the "slightly more expensive than diamond" rubber gasket.
Would be happy to exchange mine for some real ones
I've got them on my 1993 pre serp
They are very poorly made and the rim around the bottom edge is all over the place - can only assume that TVR cast them on an "off" day
Consequently they piss oil out everywhere whether you use cork gaskets or the "slightly more expensive than diamond" rubber gasket.
Would be happy to exchange mine for some real ones
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