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Old 06-27-2004, 08:35 PM   #1
88workcar
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Cool Oil filter for new block?

I am tring to finish my stroker. The insert for the oil filter is missing, I screwed up the old one in my tore up block. How much is a new one and how much does is cost. And what is the part #? Thanks to all and sorry I have not been on much, it's a long story.
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