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Oil Pans
Holley 302-2 LS Engine Retrofit Oil Pan Features:
- Designed for LS Engine Retrofit Installations in GM Muscle/Classic Car and Truck Chassis Requiring More Oil Pan to Chassis Clearance Around the Front Half of the Oil Pan
- Perfect for Various Applications:
- 1967-1969 Camaro/Firebird
- 1968-1974 Nova/Apollo/Ventura/Omega
- 1982-1992 F-Body
- 1978-1987 G-Body
- 1964-1972 A-Body
- NOTE – Oil Pan #302-2 May Not Be Used with LS7 Engines or "Stroker" Engines Greater Than 3.62"
- Can Be Used Anywhere a GM F-Body Oil Pan Can Be Used
- New Applications Will Be Added as Testing Confirms Fitment
- Provides OE Style Fitment:
- OE Oil Filter Mounting
- OE Oil Cooler Port Provision
- OE Engine NVH Suppression
- OE Flange Gasket and Sealing
- Proper Structural Rigidity
- OE Bell-Housing Attachments
- Traditional High-Quality Cast Aluminum Appearance with Clean Exterior Styling
- Provides Maximum Clearance for Vehicles Where the Steering Linkage Is Behind the Engine Crossmember
- Cast and Machined Aluminum
- Complete Kit Includes:
- Sump Baffle
- OE Style Pick-Up Tube
- Sump Plug
- Oil Filter Stud
- Oil Passage Cover
- And More
Specifications:
Does this fit the LSX 454??
Is this product the EXACT same as the Holly product above?
Motor Vehicles
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Tools:
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Electrical Cords
WARNING: The wires of these products contain chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. Wash hands after handling.