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Re: Oil Pickup Tube 383 vs 440 Question
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11/10/08 11:04 PM
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The curved pickup is for a standard pan like the 402 with an internal baffle, but not that old 187 pan. The other pickup is for a pan with no baffles. 383/440 makes no difference... Actually, if you go to the 440source site, they have a pretty good history there in their pickup and pan section. 
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Re: Oil Pickup Tube 383 vs 440 Question
[Re: Fastback67]
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11/10/08 11:11 PM
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DaytonaTurbo
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The curved pickup is for a standard pan like the 402 with an internal baffle, but not that old 187 pan. The other pickup is for a pan with no baffles.
383/440 makes no difference...
 B/RB share the same oil pickups/pans. You need to get a pickup to match your pan, don't worry about low deck to tall deck BB.
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Re: Oil Pickup Tube 383 vs 440 Question
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11/10/08 11:14 PM
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just not sure why both websites show a different one for a 440??
You have to remember too that most of these places like Jegs and Summit use generic photos rather than display the actual product. Or they may show a straight tube for a 440 because it was fairly common in the larger C-Body cars, which I believed used the 187, but I'd have to check on that.
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Re: Oil Pickup Tube 383 vs 440 Question
[Re: Fastback67]
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11/10/08 11:43 PM
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just not sure why both websites show a different one for a 440??
You have to remember too that most of these places like Jegs and Summit use generic photos rather than display the actual product. Or they may show a straight tube for a 440 because it was fairly common in the larger C-Body cars, which I believed used the 187, but I'd have to check on that.
That would make sense to me that they might be listing the correct pickup for a 440 with an unbaffled pan rather than the baffled 402. I was pretty sure my buddy's 6pak 440 had the curved tube with the 402 pan and that's why I was getting confused. Thanks to everyone for helping me clear it up.
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Re: Oil Pickup Tube 383 vs 440 Question
[Re: Fastback67]
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11/11/08 09:55 AM
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The curved pickup is for a standard pan like the 402 with an internal baffle, but not that old 187 pan. The other pickup is for a pan with no baffles.
383/440 makes no difference...
Actually, if you go to the 440source site, they have a pretty good history there in their pickup and pan section.
The curved pickup is for the 402 pan to clear the baffles , the straight pickup fits the 187 pan and ALSO fits the 6qt FACTORY Hemi pan ,and it clears the baffles .
FYI the pickup for the 402 pan is still available NEW from MP .
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