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VW 1963-1979 Mag Alloy Engine Case with Stock Case Bore 1500cc-1600cc

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Item ID: 377-790
VW reference #: 043-101-025
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Fits Years:
  • Beetle, Standard 1967-1977
  • Beetle, Super 1971-1979
  • Bus 1963-1971
  • Karmann Ghia 1967-1974
  • Thing 1973-1974
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1963-1979 Mag Alloy Engine Case with Stock Case Bore 1500cc-1600cc - OEM Number(s) (043-101-025)

When building an Engine from the ground up, case integrity is most important. Original used Engine Cases are often cracked, align bored improperly or too many times, and are weak in some manner that will compromise the longevity or end results of your investment and hard work. Often, the investment in a new Engine Case is little more than the cost of the necessary machine shop work required for a quality and durable rebuild. This Brand New Dual Relief Engine Case is the latest and features a medium oil pick-up tube. Used for stock 1500cc up to 1600cc Engine builds, or can be modified for High Performance, Racing, or Off Road applications.

  • Magnesium Alloy
  • Approx. 25 lbs
  • 8mm Steel Case Savers
  • Oil Pick-Up Tube

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Also known under these part numbers: (For reference only)

  • 043-101-025
  • 0431010033
  • 043101025
  • 043101025ALT
  • 043101025BR
  • 043101025OE
  • 1656
  • 686420253792
  • 98-0431-B