Mopar Big Block 361 383 400 413 426 Hemi 440 Rear Main Seal Retainer on 2040-parts.com
Saint Paul, Minnesota, United States
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Billet Aluminum Mopar Rear Seal Retainer and related hardware. Fits all 361 to 440 Mopar Engines. this is a direct replacement for the stock di-cast Mopar Retainer. CNC machined in our shop to exacting specs. This retainer kit comes with pan studs, and attaching bolts. If you have any questions concerning this product, or any of our other many items, please contact Stanke Motorsports (651)481-9612.
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