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Universal Engine Diaper [NHRA Accepted, Not SFI]
555-50210
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Universal Engine Diaper
JEGS 555-50210 Engine Diaper Features:
- NHRA sportsman accepted for competition, however, it is not SFI-rated
- Fits applications with 6-10 quart wet sump systems
JEGS 50210 Universal Engine Diaper is lightweight, easy to install, and NHRA-accepted. If your engine experiences accidents, this diaper is for you. We integrated a special absorbent pad into the unit that helps to keep liquids off your shop floor and the race track. Replacement pads are available and can be purchased separately, 555-50211.
Specifications:
Does this have motor mounts cut outs or no?
Will this work with ls 5.3
Will it fit Ford front sump pan?
How does it hold up touching a header tube?
Do you need a flexplate cover when using a diaper???
will this blanket fit small block chevy with oil pan kick outs on each side
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