Moroso 20200 Street/Strip Oil Pan for 1980-1985 Small Block Chevy
710-20200
JEGS
502011 - Street & Strip II Oil Pan for 1980-1985 Small Block Chevy (2-Piece Rear Main)
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Small Block Chevy
- Fits most chassis (except 1962-67 Chevy II, V8 Vega and Monza)
- Accepts up to 4.125 in. stroke with most steel rods
- Fits 4 Bolt Main Caps Including Front and Rear
- Kicked-out style sump provides additional ground clearance
- Trap door baffle for improved oil control
- Compatible with most starter/flywheel combinations
- Will clear most stock exhaust
- Will clear Borla, Hedman and Hooker headers
Notes:
- Oil pan rail is missing one bolt hole around the oil filter. This hole is missing by design to gain stroke clearance in that area and does not compromise the gasket seal performance.
- Oil pan capacities do not include oil filter capacity
Recommended Pickups:
- 710-24170 -- Fits Moroso Small Block Chevy Race Pump 710-22101 and Stock Style Pumps
- 710-24350 -- Fits Moroso Small Block Chevy HV Race Pump No 710-22111 and Stock Style Hi-Volume pumps
- 710-24320 -- Fits Moroso Big Block Chevy Race Pump Nos 710-22150, 710-22160, or 710-22162 and Mellings 689-M77HV
- 710-24360 -- Fits Mellings 689-M155HV
Specifications:
Motor Vehicles
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