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SRZ CUSTOM RB HEAD OIL RETURNS

The rb series engine has excessive oil flowing to the head at higher rpms causing oil starving to happen in the oil pan.

With the use of my oil return the oil will have an extra area to return to the oil pan.

These oil returns are cnc machined out of aluminum and are only 25mm thick (leaving clearance between firewall),then they are fully polished for a mirror finish.

These oil returns bolts into a hole where the welch plug was located in the back of the head. You will need to weld a fitting in your oil pan the use -10 fittings and hose to connect together.

These oil returns include the return, o-ring, 2 6mm bolts, and instructions with pictures.

LOW PRICE OF $75 USD SHIPPED!

PAYPAL gtirpoweredb13@yahoo.com

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