Moroso Street/Strip Oil Pan Fits Most GM Rear Steer Chassis
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Big Block Chevy
- Fits most GM rear steer chassis except 1962-67 Chevy II, V8 Vega/Monza and 1955-57 Chevy
- Accepts up to 4.625" stroke with steel rods
- Accepts 4.250" stroke with aluminum rods
- Fully fabricated pan
- Accomodates stock GM main-cap mounted windage tray
- Removable anti-slosh tray
- Trap door baffling for improved oil control
- Rear anti-climb baffle
- Compatible with most starter/flywheel combinations
Note: Oil pan capacities do not include oil filter capacity
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Specifications:
Moroso Street/Strip Oil Pans are wet sump pans intended for street-performance machines that occasionally see some track time. Some are modified with either a Deep Sump or Kicked-Out Sump for increased capacity to improve oil control under hard acceleration and to help the engine run cooler. Moroso Street/Strip Oil Pans are designed for simple bolt-on installations in production chassis. Note: All steel pans will have a clear zinc finish.High-Performance Oil Pans
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