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Stock-Style Replacement Oil Pan for 1964-1990 Big Block Chevy Mark IV [Gold Zinc Dichromate Finish]
555-50256
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Big Block Chevy
JEGS 555-50256 Stock Replacement Big Block Chevy Oil Pan Features:
- Stamped from high-quality 18-gauge steel
- Baffled to prevent oil starvation under hard launches or extreme cornering
- Gold Zinc Dichromate Finish prevents premature wear and corrosion
- Designed to accept stock oil pump pickup and will work with an OE-style dipstick
JEGS 555-50256 Stock Replacement Big Block Chevy Oil Pan Measurements:
- Rear sump to top rail: 8 in.
- Front sump to top rail: 4 3/16 (.188) in.
JEGS 555-50256 Stock Replacement Big Block Chevy Oil Pan Notes:
- Designed to work with 555-50216 oil pump pickup
- Does not fit 1962-1967 Chevrolet Chevy II
Specifications:
Can this be painted? Will it stick to the metal?
Which oil pump pick up do you use with this oil pan?
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