Posted By: mickm
70-71 reproduction BB 6 qt oil pan - 03/13/13 07:44 PM
who sells these? looked a few places and don't see them. any suggestions?
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How well do these 6 qt pans work with a 600hp street/strip engine(low deck stroker)?
Just looking for extra ground clearance.
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How well do these 6 qt pans work with a 600hp street/strip engine(low deck stroker)?
Just looking for extra ground clearance.
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http://store.440source.com/1970-71-Hemi-E-Body-6-Quart-Oil-Pan/productinfo/200-1123/
Only a C note. I have one, not a bad unit at all. Fits the 500" perfectly.
Quote:I bought a original Mopar 1970-71 440 6 pak oil pan from Mopar for my 727 HP 518 C.I. low deck stroker motor in my Duster( I did have to trim the back edge of the K member and I had the motor back around a inch from stock on the tranny cross member), it worked very well as long as I kept the oil level above the add mark at the track I let it get down to the add mark one weekend, it would lose some oil pressure, not go to zero, when I let off at the other end at 128 MPH. Put a quart in and it never varied after that I now buy the Summit brand clone of that oil pan
How well do these 6 qt pans work with a 600hp street/strip engine(low deck stroker)?
Just looking for extra ground clearance.
Quote:Probally not I use the Mopar chrome one and cut the tube down to calibrate the dipstick, make sure the motor is level and run the motor first, drain the oil out of it and fill the pan up with 5 quarts, cut the dipstick tube down, a little at a time, until the oil dipstrick shows one quart low, stop cutting there an add one quart, you should be golden then BTW, I use a tubing cutter with a stock SB hydraulic pushrod inserted in the tube to avoid crimping the tube down while trimming it
Is anyone making an accurate dipstick for the 6qt pan??? The current MP chrome stick is way off using that pan..
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Is anyone making an accurate dipstick for the 6qt pan??? The current MP chrome stick is way off using that pan..
Quote:Quote:Probally not I use the Mopar chrome one and cut the tube down to calibrate the dipstick, make sure the motor is level and run the motor first, drain the oil out of it and fill the pan up with 5 quarts, cut the dipstick tube down, a little at a time, until the oil dipstrick shows one quart low, stop cutting there an add one quart, you should be golden then BTW, I use a tubing cutter with a stock SB hydraulic pushrod inserted in the tube to avoid crimping the tube down while trimming it
Is anyone making an accurate dipstick for the 6qt pan??? The current MP chrome stick is way off using that pan..
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drain the oil out of it and fill the pan up with 5 quarts, cut the dipstick tube down, a little at a time, until the oil dipstrick shows one quart low, stop cutting there an add one quart,
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drain the oil out of it and fill the pan up with 5 quarts, cut the dipstick tube down, a little at a time, until the oil dipstrick shows one quart low, stop cutting there an add one quart,
Why can't you start with 6 quarts, measure how far off the oil level is off the full mark on the dipstick and cut that much off the tube?
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http://store.440source.com/1970-71-Hemi-E-Body-6-Quart-Oil-Pan/productinfo/200-1123/
Only a C note. I have one, not a bad unit at all. Fits the 500" perfectly.