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Aluminum Thermostat Housing for Small Block & Big Block Chevy, 90-degree Swivel Design [Satin Black]
555-51126
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90-degree Swivel Neck
JEGS 51126 Aluminum Thermostat housing for Small Block and Big Block Chevrolet engines manufactured from cast aluminum with a stylish satin black finish.This thermostat housing has a 90-degree swivel neck that will fit many different Chevy engines & radiator combinations. JEGS swivel thermostat housing is the perfect upgrade for a fraction of the cost of billet aluminum.
JEGS 555-51113 Aluminum Thermostat Housing
- Fits Small Block and Big Block Chevrolet engines including 283, 305, 307, 327, 350, 383 (stroker), 396, 427, 454, and others based on the popular engine platforms
- Compatible with 1.5 in. radiator hose
- Satin Black finish for great looks and long life
- Includes hardware and thermostat o-ring seal
- 90-degree angle and adjustable swivel housing to fit most applications
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Motor Vehicles
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Tools:
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