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C-body oil pan #1130449
12/09/11 12:46 PM
12/09/11 12:46 PM
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Because there isn't anything available for a C-body, I built my own. Don't look at the execution too closely, it's not a show piece. What do you think?
http://kuvablogi.com/blog/24173/9/


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Re: C-body oil pan [Re: jyrki] #1130450
12/09/11 01:01 PM
12/09/11 01:01 PM
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cool. looks good. nothing like makin ur own parts & boosting ur personal pride. stay safe, seeya.

Re: C-body oil pan [Re: jyrki] #1130451
12/09/11 06:39 PM
12/09/11 06:39 PM
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looks good wonder why noone makes any big racepans for C-bodies

always better to build for yourself anyway it gets frustrating buying stuff that doesnt work of fit as intended anyway

Re: C-body oil pan [Re: 1Fast340] #1130452
12/10/11 12:23 AM
12/10/11 12:23 AM
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I used the Milodon low profile one on my 66 NYkr. Called Milodon before I bought it to confirm if it would fit a C-body. The listing didn't show a C-body but it said it would fit an A-body and you use a C pan to put a BB in an A-body sooo... I called them and their tech dweeb said it would fit no problem. Technically he was right, it did fit, so long as you didn't have a problem not turning right more than what is required to change lanes. . We had to cut a window into the sump so the idler arm had somewhere to go. Now it fits.

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