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SS BO29 and LO23 Oil Pan? #126025
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What type oil pan came on a 68 SS A-body? Did they use the b-body hemi pan or a custom unit that the drag link went through?

Also... They had a aluminum water pump housing but was they pump aluminum?

Anyone have a picture of the aluminum 7 blade fan?

Thanks

Re: SS BO29 and LO23 Oil Pan? [Re: JRepucci] #126026
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I have one of these I will check the part # if you want.

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Re: SS BO29 and LO23 Oil Pan? [Re: moparo] #126027
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I 90% that this is the correct fan for a 1968 SS. The bug difference is the configuration of the rivets.

I also believe they used a 383 oil pan.


....there is nothing like driving my 1968 Hemi Dart around town and having people looking at you like you're nuts!!
Re: SS BO29 and LO23 Oil Pan? [Re: Troy] #126028
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Here is a shot of the wrong fan....see how the rivets are in a different order.

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....there is nothing like driving my 1968 Hemi Dart around town and having people looking at you like you're nuts!!
Re: SS BO29 and LO23 Oil Pan? [Re: Troy] #126029
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Here is the correct fan....


....there is nothing like driving my 1968 Hemi Dart around town and having people looking at you like you're nuts!!
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Last one...


....there is nothing like driving my 1968 Hemi Dart around town and having people looking at you like you're nuts!!
Re: SS BO29 and LO23 Oil Pan? [Re: Troy] #126031
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Thanks for the pictures Troy. So you think they used the 383 A-body oil pan? What number is on the bottom of those? Any pictures?

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Car magazine reviews of the 68 Mule from back in the day state it used a 68 Hemi pan

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I just got home and I looked in my copy of "Authenticity Guide 1968 Dart and Barracuda Hemi Super Stock" written by Jim Schild & Larry Griffith. This is a VERY GOOD BOOK if your interested in these cars. ( email jschild@hte.net or www.theautoreview.com ) This book shows many of the different part numbers used in these engine IF they were DIFFERENT than the stock 1968 Hemi engine. It does not list a different part number for a oil pan so you could be correct in saying they used a 1968 Hemi pan. Learn something new everyday.


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Re: SS BO29 and LO23 Oil Pan? [Re: Troy] #126034
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Troy, I have that same book and since it didn't specify... so thats why I asked? Now I need a 68 HEMI pan!

Jason

Re: SS BO29 and LO23 Oil Pan? [Re: JRepucci] #126035
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The 383 pan I thought has scallops in it to avoid the steering linkage.

Now, I thought the 68 S/S had spacers on the K-member to frame? If so, at the same time did they move the motor away from the K-member (K-member to crank centerline distance)? If so, that might have gained steering linkage to oil pan clearance and you could used a B-body hemi oil pan.

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The 1/2 spacers lowered the k-frame and that lowered the whole assembly together... I think they used the hemi pan and just the way the hemi mounted to the k-frame raised the crank center which in turn raised the pan away from the steering linkage.

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does anyone make or can you buy the ctutch part of the fan?thanks Ed

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The clutch is a 2806070... a standard hemi part and BB cars that had a axle package.

Re: SS BO29 and LO23 Oil Pan? [Re: JRepucci] #126039
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Quote:

The 1/2 spacers lowered the k-frame and the engine compartment... I think they used the hemi pan and just the way the hemi mounted to the k-frame raised the crank center which in turn raised the pan away from the steering linkage.




Ok, something had to change. If a big block B-body 440 pan won't fit a big block A-body, then a hemi pan shouldn't fit either unless the motor was moved up.

There are sure a lot of little tricks on those things. Next time someone sees Bob Tarozzi, thank him for figuring it out.

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1968 HEMI oilpan has a steering clearance relief, the pan is similar to the "187" pan but deeper.

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Thanks Dan,

Do you think a 70-1 hemi pan will work?

Or just take a #187 pan and add 1" or so!

Jason

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who sells the clutch fan? thanks Ed

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who sells the clutch fan? thanks Ed




the clutch fan is only available USED or if someone has an NOS one laying about ...

$$$$$$

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1968-69 HEMI oil pan from ebay a few months ago




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