Posted By: Moparnut426
4" STROKE SMALL BLOCK, AND WINDAGE TRAY?? - 12/23/08 10:02 PM
Building my stroker combo, K1 crank, 4" stroke, 6.123 rods, main girdle. Will a factory windage tray work, if not what are you running??
Kasey
Posted By: dusta340
Re: 4" STROKE SMALL BLOCK, AND WINDAGE TRAY?? - 12/23/08 10:09 PM
by the time i cut it up to fit there was about nothing left and when i pulled it apart the next year the spot welds broke. i just ran with out one the milidon pan seems to be close so i didnt use one after that
Posted By: Moparnut426
Re: 4" STROKE SMALL BLOCK, AND WINDAGE TRAY?? - 12/23/08 10:17 PM
Im running an aluminum charlies pan, I just wanted to know what you guys are doing in that department.
Kasey
Posted By: Moparnut426
Re: 4" STROKE SMALL BLOCK, AND WINDAGE TRAY?? - 12/24/08 02:12 AM
I was told the Hughes stud girdle acts as a crank scraper.
Posted By: b1dartsport
Re: 4" STROKE SMALL BLOCK, AND WINDAGE TRAY?? - 12/24/08 03:17 AM
Kasey, if that Charlies pan has a screen in it & baffles like my Steffs pan, you don't need a windage tray.
Posted By: Moparnut426
Re: 4" STROKE SMALL BLOCK, AND WINDAGE TRAY?? - 12/24/08 03:20 AM
I dont think this pan did, That was my next question, can I add a screen in the pan?
Kasey
Posted By: BobR
Re: 4" STROKE SMALL BLOCK, AND WINDAGE TRAY?? - 12/24/08 08:21 PM
Very few guys find any benefit in using a tray with an A engine. Crank scrapers are worth looking into, however.
Posted By: ZIPPY
Re: 4" STROKE SMALL BLOCK, AND WINDAGE TRAY?? - 12/24/08 10:24 PM
Been told by the gurus for a long time, going back as far as McCandless, to not bother using one on a small block.
Posted By: sleepyhead416
Re: 4" STROKE SMALL BLOCK, AND WINDAGE TRAY?? - 12/24/08 10:32 PM
I had 1 till I smashed the pan at PRP
Posted By: 77DragracerR/T
Re: 4" STROKE SMALL BLOCK, AND WINDAGE TRAY?? - 12/25/08 04:59 AM
Are you running H-beam rods that yo don't have clearance? My I-beam stroker has lots of clearance.
Posted By: ThermoQuad
Re: 4" STROKE SMALL BLOCK, AND WINDAGE TRAY?? - 12/25/08 04:53 PM
no tray required, the girdle will take care of it