Description
The Mishimoto Stainless Steel Sandwich Plate Adapter, part number MMSPA-M20, is a high-quality component designed for automotive applications requiring a reliable and durable connection. Crafted from CNC-machined stainless steel, this adapter offers exceptional strength and corrosion resistance, making it suitable for demanding environments. It features a M20 x 1.5 thread pitch on both sides, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of aftermarket and OEM components. This universal fitment makes it a versatile choice for various vehicle configurations, simplifying installation and maintenance.
Constructed with precision machining, the Mishimoto Sandwich Plate Adapter guarantees a secure and leak-proof connection. Its stainless steel material not only provides durability but also resists rust and corrosion over time, extending the lifespan of your vehicle’s critical fluid systems. The adapter comes with Mishimoto’s lifetime warranty, underscoring the company’s confidence in its quality and performance. Perfect for enthusiasts seeking a reliable upgrade or replacement part, this adapter is designed to withstand the rigors of daily driving and track use alike.
This product is compliant with Prop 65 regulations, ensuring safety and environmental standards are met. Whether you’re customizing your cooling system or upgrading your vehicle’s oil or transmission setup, the Mishimoto Stainless Steel Sandwich Plate Adapter offers a robust and versatile solution. Easy to install and compatible with various setups, it is an essential component for any automotive enthusiast aiming for durability and performance in their modifications.
Features:
- CNC-machined stainless steel construction for strength and corrosion resistance
- M20 x 1.5 thread pitch on both sides for universal compatibility
- Designed for automotive applications requiring reliable fluid connections
- Includes Mishimoto lifetime warranty for added confidence
- Prop 65 compliant ensuring safety and environmental standards
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