Holley 302-106 Oil Pan Hardware - Without Turbo Drain Port Plug - 7.3L Ford Godzilla
510-302-106
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Holley 302-106 Features:
Holley has finished development on the ultimate swap solution for the Ford 7.3-liter Godzilla engine: accessory drive kits with a new oil pump and pan that allow Godzilla to find its way into more platforms than the factory oiling setup allows (including the Fox Body). As is standard with our accessory drive kits, choose from the full kit or the base kit for custom applications (alternator, air conditioning, and power steering options).
- Replacement hardware for Holley Godzilla oil pan included in Holley Accessory Drive Kits 20-320, 20-320BK, 20-340, and 20-340BK
- This hardware kit contains all hardware for the natural finish pan as it does not have a turbo oil drain port (and this kit does not have a plug for that port)
- See instructions included with these kits: 20-320 and 20-340
Specifications:
Motor Vehicles
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Tools:
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