Re: big block oil pans
[Re: mcat4321]
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01/28/09 01:06 PM
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There are some zinc plated 7qt ones on Ebay for $59 + $13 shipping. 440source.com has a similar pan for $80 in either gold, black, or bare. http://www.440source.com/oilpans.htm
Last edited by DirectSubjection; 01/28/09 01:10 PM.
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Re: big block oil pans
[Re: mcat4321]
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01/28/09 03:15 PM
01/28/09 03:15 PM
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Mr.Yuck
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im wanting to take 2 stock sump pans and make one extra capacity pan. much like a stock hemi pan .
i did this once with two old used pans , but the metal was to contaminated to get a good weld on it.
and plus im a tight [Edited by Moparts - Keep it clean] so buying a $200 hemi pan isnt an option. and i think the chrome ones will be to hard to weld to..
anybody have some ideas
. it for a low riding abody that likes to wheelie.. so im trying to get the pan as high as possible
thanks
D.
why don't you just buy one off of e-bay for $80-90 you can have a new 7qt w/ pick-up?
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Re: big block oil pans
[Re: Mr.Yuck]
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01/28/09 03:53 PM
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Richard Cranium
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I'd like to know why nobody has stepped up and reproduced these things.
I could use one for my Super Bee, and I'd like to go with an exact reproduction.
Or, are there plenty of good used ones out there?
*1969 383 4sp. Super Bee
*1966 Alfa Romeo Giulia Sprint GT
*1965 Porsche 356C
*2004 VW Passat Wagon
*2004 Mini Cooper S
*1967 Jaguar E-Type FHC
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Re: big block oil pans
[Re: Mr.Yuck]
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01/28/09 04:48 PM
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mcat4321
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Quote:
Quote:
im wanting to take 2 stock sump pans and make one extra capacity pan. much like a stock hemi pan .
i did this once with two old used pans , but the metal was to contaminated to get a good weld on it.
and plus im a tight [Edited by Moparts - Keep it clean] so buying a $200 hemi pan isnt an option. and i think the chrome ones will be to hard to weld to..
anybody have some ideas
. it for a low riding abody that likes to wheelie.. so im trying to get the pan as high as possible
thanks
D.
why don't you just buy one off of e-bay for $80-90 you can have a new 7qt w/ pick-up?
a stock sump is 5 inches . all the 7 quarts i have seen are 7 inches . i have an 8 inch milodon now
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Re: big block oil pans
[Re: mcat4321]
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01/29/09 08:13 AM
01/29/09 08:13 AM
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Brookeville, Md
Mr.Yuck
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Not enough dumb comments...yet
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Brookeville, Md
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Quote:
Quote:
Quote:
im wanting to take 2 stock sump pans and make one extra capacity pan. much like a stock hemi pan .
i did this once with two old used pans , but the metal was to contaminated to get a good weld on it.
and plus im a tight [Edited by Moparts - Keep it clean] so buying a $200 hemi pan isnt an option. and i think the chrome ones will be to hard to weld to..
anybody have some ideas
. it for a low riding abody that likes to wheelie.. so im trying to get the pan as high as possible
thanks
D.
why don't you just buy one off of e-bay for $80-90 you can have a new 7qt w/ pick-up?
a stock sump is 5 inches . all the 7 quarts i have seen are 7 inches . i have an 8 inch milodon now
It comes w/ a new pick up...not sure how deep mine is, but it cleared everything well and doesn't seem to be to low.
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