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Mr Gasket 33025G Engine Lift Plate and Dust Cover
Mr Gasket 33025G Engine Lift Plate and Dust Cover
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Mr Gasket 33025G Engine Lift Plate and Dust Cover
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Part # 55033025G
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GTIN Code:
090127011683
MFG. Part #:
33025G
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Red Powder Coated Finish. This engine lift plate doesn't have all the extra holes in it & this lift plate can be left on the engine to keep dirt and dust out of the intake manifold (while the engine is out of the vehicle). Ideal for use by engine shops, race teams, and for customers who use a 4150 or 4160 style carburetor.
- Fits 4150/4160 4 Barrel Intake Manifolds
- Keeps Dust and Dirt Out Of Your Engine While in Storage
- Red Powder Coated Finish
- Includes (4) 5/16"-18 Grade 5 Bolts
- (3) Lift Holes - Allows Adjustment of Engine Balance
Some parts are not legal for use in California or other states with similar laws/regulations
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