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![]() I put a deep, finned, cast al. B&M pan on my C-4. It came with an extension for the pick up which is a screen strainer type of filter. It just bolted on the same place as the filter. The filter itself was a different configuration than the original though. I think it is maybe a later model filter. I will need to check with B&M the next time I change it so as to know what to ask for at the auto supply. Anyway, the whole deal was an easy install with no glotches. BTW, I like the cast finned B&M and recommend it. About $120 from Summit.
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