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Gen III Hemi Engine Swap Oil Pan for 1963-1975 Mopar A, B, C, and E Body Cars [Center Sump, Gold Zinc Finish]
555-502052
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Gen III Hemi, Center Sump Oil Pans
JEGS 555-502052 Oil Pan is the ideal choice when swapping a new Gen Hemi engine into a classic Mopar muscle car. The factory oil pan for the Gen III Hemi typically sits too low and doesn't fit your application.
JEGS 555-502052 Oil Pan Features:
- Baffled for better, improved oil pressure
- (2) 1/2 in.-20 drain plugs
- (2) Drain plug ports
- Maximum Stroke: 4.060 in.
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Motor Vehicles
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