Moroso Street/Strip Oil Pan Acura VTEC, Non-VTEC and Honda 1.6L B16A3 Engine
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Items You Need
Acura/Honda
Recommended Pickup:
- Use Stock oil pump and pickup
Application:
- Acura VTEC, Non-VTEC and Honda B16A3 Engine
Features:
- Works with OEM exhaust manifold and most aftermarket exhaust/header combinations
- Sump baffle that fully surrounds oil pump pickup
- Turbo/Supercharger oil drain back
- Includes a magnetic drain plug
- Temperature sensor bung provision
NOTE: Oil pan capacities do not include oil filter capacity
Specifications:
Would this fit for my b20b swapped civic ?
So I'm trying to find the proper oil pan for my b20 vtec honda civic with b16 heads. I was wondering if this would work since its a new motor put in prior to purchase. The pan was dented and leaks a bit so a new one would be nice haha.
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