Mazda 3 Port High Flow Oil Filter Block Adapter For Rotary Engines 12a, 13b, 20b on 2040-parts.com
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Mazda 3 port Billet Aluminum High flow oil filter block adapter for Rotary engines 12A, 13B, 20B.
* Adapter block allows for external oil filter and will accept up to AN-12 fitting on the inlet. * Adapter block allows up to AN-8 on the outlet port for front main bearing feed or sending unit. * Adapter block will accept up to a AN-6 fitting for turbo feed. * Black Anodized with Stainless steel bolts * Item does not come with AN fittings. Pictures shown are for illustration purposes only. |
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