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Street & Strip II Oil Pan for 1965-1990 Big Block Chevy [2-Piece Rear Main, Gold Iridited Finish]
555-502030
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Big Block Chevy
JEGS 555-502030 Street & Strip II Oil Pan Features:
- Zinc-plated steel
- Ideal for street or strip applications
- Low-profile design for more ground clearance
- Oil control baffles reduce windage for HP gains
- 7-quart capacity plus filter
JEGS 555-502030 Street & Strip II Oil Pan Note:
- Designed to work with 555-502082 oil pump pickup, sold separately
- Does not fit 1962-1967 Chevrolet Chevy II
- Does not fit Chevelle's with steering behind the crossmember
- Dimensions
Specifications:
Will this fit a 68 chevelle with a 454 big block
Will this oil pan clear on a G-Body
What is the depth of the sump area, for example 7” or 8”
Will this fit in a 1985 camaro z28? 454 swap
Does the stock scrapper, windage tray and dip stick fit this pan? Also, What oil pump pickup fits this pan?
will this fit 1967 chevelle
Will the product # 502030 work on a 1968 Chevy C10 pickup truck ?!
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