Honda Acura Ls Vtec Oil Supply Line Conversion Kit B18ab18b B20 Blox Adapter on 2040-parts.com
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Honda Acura LS VTEC Oil Supply Line Conversion Kit B18AB18B B20 H22A "Assembled"LS VTEC Oil Supply Line conversion Kit Honda B18A B18B B20, kit comes with a "Assembled" 18" Stainless Braided #6 Line with all the appropiate black fittings.Can be used on a H23A Non V-tec using a H22A head.Kit includes a Blox Oil filter adapter,conversion dowl pins and a 1/8" npt tap.B-series block Non VTEC: B18A 90-93 Integra, B16A 89-00 Civic/Cr-X, |
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