Moroso Remote Small Block Chevy Oil Filter Mount #23760 Used Racing Nascar on 2040-parts.com
Kennewick, Washington, US
MOROSO #23760
Used,
remote oil filter mount, it’s sold for a small block Chevy, but you can use it
for any application.
Flow
direction: inlet left side, outlet right side.
Summit Racing Part
Number: MOR-23760
These
Moroso remote oil filters give you the freedom to mount your oil filter in an
easier place to access. An Excellent choice for dry sump racing, oiling
applications. They are made of cast aluminum and use any 13/16 spin on oil
filter. Tapped for ½ inlet and outlet, has a center port that can be used for
an oil pressure or temperature gauge.
Remote oil filter bracket
style: Single
Oil filter thread size:
13/16-16 in.
Inlet: ½ female threads
NPT.
Outlet: ½ female threads
NPT.
Flow direction is inlet
left side and outlet right side.
I will remove the oil
filter before shipping. This has been repaired and is USED. It did not leak and was used on the car this
year.
Look at the pictures
and ask questions, I will do my best to describe the Item and its condition.
These parts where removed
from the car in September or October. Everything worked at the last race and
has been tested on the track. The only reason we are selling them is because we
have more than one or we are going a different direction with the car.
The
Items in this auction come from a top Late Model Race team based in the Pacific
Northwest.
THE
RACE CAR IN THE PICTURES IS NOT INCLUDED IN THIS AUCTION. I JUST WANTED TO SHOW
THE CAR TO YOU.
Low cost shipping in the
USA, International shipping is available. INTERNATIONAL BIDDERS WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL CUSTOMS AND
IMPORT FEES AND TO MAKE SURE YOU CAN BRING THIS ITEM INTO YOUR COUNTRY.
I will combine shipping cost for all bidders. Since I offer low cost shipping I
only ship on Fridays. Pay Pal only. Check out my other auctions for. Organic
seasoning blends, organic vegetable seeds, used tools, gardening publications,
gardening equipment, stuff from around the house and used racing parts. I do
not have a pawn shop, store of any kind or an E-Business. Refunds are for the
price of purchase only. The photos in the auction are from my collection and
are not sale or publication. Please ask any questions before bidding. Thank you
for viewing my auction.
GOOD LUCK AND
HAPPY BIDDING
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