Moroso Street/Strip Oil Pan V8 Vega/Monza
710-20230
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Small Block Chevy
- Designed for Vega/Monza chassis
- Accepts up to 3.48" stroke with steel rods
- Will not work with 400 cid (3.75" stroke)
- Reduces oil temperature
- Trap-door baffle for improved oil control
- Designed to fit with stock Vega & Monza crossmember
- Compatible with most starter/flywheel combinations
Note: 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 710-22111 and Stock Style Hi-Volume Pumps
- 710-24320 -- Fits Moroso Big Block Chevy Race Pumps 710-22150, 710-22160 or 710-22162 and Stock Style Big Block Chevy Hi-Volume Pumps
- 710-24360 -- Fits Mellings Pump 689-M155HV
Specifications:
High-Performance Oil Pans
Moroso Street/Strip Oil Pans are for street-performance vehicles that occasionally see track time. Some tanks are modified with either a deep or a kicked-out sump for increased capacity to improve oil control under hard acceleration and help the engine run cooler. Moroso has designed these oil pans for simple bolt-on installation in a production chassis.
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