swerven11
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Took off my 90 degree and my block is bare..where do I find one of these to put on my block?? thanks for help see pic
HELP!!Oil filter question
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I'd try Indy cylinder heads, Mancini, or even Napa
swerven11
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what is it called??
Hughes has it for $16.95
and the oil filter stud for $9.95
I bought this filter plate from Canton for $42. It's supposed to flow better than a stock one.
and the oil filter stud for $9.95
I bought this filter plate from Canton for $42. It's supposed to flow better than a stock one.
Mancini also has a freeze plug/galley plug, oil filter adapter all in one kit....
http://www.manciniracing.com/moparengine.html
http://www.manciniracing.com/moparengine.html
You can also drill 4 more holes in it for oil flow.
Just space them evenly between each hole, make sure you deburr and clean.
Also you can get one at about any junk yard cheap, keep in mind the bolt is fairly large.
About any small block is the same, Felpro makes a gasket to seal it back up cheap.
Just space them evenly between each hole, make sure you deburr and clean.
Also you can get one at about any junk yard cheap, keep in mind the bolt is fairly large.
About any small block is the same, Felpro makes a gasket to seal it back up cheap.
That same oil filter cover plate was used on the 3.3L 3.8L minivan engine from 96-2000... should still be in the parts system..
chrgdrt
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it was also used on the 5.9's in the trucks.
swerven11
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thank you guys I ended up buying the canton one..
Mine just showed up today. Looks to be a pretty nice piece.
69_340_GTS
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Note that the Canton plate does not come with the connector fitting. This is the one I got for $5.00: http://www.summitracing.com/parts/cwa-53007563ab
Sedanman
67-9 Valiant specialist
Thanks for using my pic 
You have to watch some of those external hex driven threaded fittings, some of them do not have enough depth/thickness and the sockets have trouble grabbing. There is a thicker one that's easier to deal with or an internal square 3/8" drive one... The wrench/socket does not slip off of those as easily and may save a knuckle or two....
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