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BBK

BBK 11-20 Dodge 6.4L Hemi Challenger/Charger/300 Oil Separator Kit (Passenger Side)

SKU: BBK1922
Barcode: 197975019226

$170.04

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BBK 11-20 Dodge 6.4L Hemi Challenger/Charger/300 Oil Separator Kit (Passenger Side)

$170.04

$170.04

Tech Specs

Brand
BBK
SKU
BBK1922
Manufacturer part number
1922
Category
Engine Components › Oil Separators
Shipping weight
1.8 lb
Availability
Stocked
EPA
N/A

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

BBK Performance have designed these oil separator kits specifically for late model EFI car and truck applications. An Oil Separator will keep oil out of your intake for a cleaner fuel burn and improved performance. This BBK Oil Separator Kit is CNC machined from solid billet aluminum. The oil collection tank features a knurled base for easy removal to drain the captured oil and an O-ring seal to prevent leaks. A high efficiency, multi-stage filter system is used to collect the very fine oil vapor droplets and deposit them into the easily removable bottom. This ensures only clean, oil-free air is able to pass through into the intakeInstallation Of this BBK Oil Separator Kit can be done with simple hand tools in less that 30 minutes.

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