Moroso Road Race Engine Oil Pan - Rear Sump - 6 qt - 8.00" Deep - Baffled - Aluminum - Mitsubishi 4G63 1970097 75 " Bore Size Size:7-1/2 (60)

Name: Moroso Road Race Engine Oil Pan - Rear Sump - 6 qt - 8.00" Deep - Baffled - Aluminum - Mitsubishi 4G63 1970097 75 " Bore Size Size:7-1/2 (60)
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SKU: 13309673091
Price: 437.00 USD
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Moroso Road Race Engine Oil Pan Rear Sump 6 qt 8.00" Deep Baffled Aluminum Mitsubishi 4G63 1970097 75 " Bore Size Size:7 1 2 (60) 75 " Bore Size 7L small block Chevy Corvette engines originally equipped with centerbolt valve covers Moroso Performance Products is one of the worlds most respected suppliers of automotive equipment for racing and street performance applications ignition components

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