Re: early bbody oil pan options,?
[Re: lewtot184]
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As you probably know, the early B engine sits further forward than the later B's so the sump position if further back which somewhat limits pan selection.
The Max Wedge pan is the best choice but the price/availability are a major factor.
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Re: early bbody oil pan options,?
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As you probably know, the early B engine sits further forward than the later B's so the sump position if further back which somewhat limits pan selection.
The Max Wedge pan is the best choice but the price/availability are a major factor.
yep. they are more of a true center sump. max wedge 6qt pan would be perfect, if money were perfect.
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Re: early bbody oil pan options,?
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Ive run a Moroso 8 qt on the 440 in my 65 for 20 years.Its listed for a 66 up B body but still fit.I did take a tiny notch from the K on rt side just to have a bit more clearance.Mine sits pretty low in front and Ive never had a problem street driven.I could have gotten by not taking the small notch from the K but it just felt better to me.Rocky
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Re: early bbody oil pan options,?
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Ron mine fit but was close to the K.I trimmed just a tiny bit to get more clearance.At the time the lousy rubber mount tore a lot.Now with polys no movement and no worrys.Rocky
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Re: early bbody oil pan options,?
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As you probably know, the early B engine sits further forward than the later B's so the sump position if further back which somewhat limits pan selection.
The Max Wedge pan is the best choice but the price/availability are a major factor.
yep. they are more of a true center sump. max wedge 6qt pan would be perfect, if money were perfect. John,how about one that was free ?
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Re: early bbody oil pan options,?
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My last one was free too but it took a lot of Bondo to make it presentable.
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Re: early bbody oil pan options,?
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i'm trying to avoid the deep sumps that hang below the k-member a few inches. I can understand that and dont blame you. Since I race mine sometimes I wanted the extra few qts in the pan. Ron
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Re: early bbody oil pan options,?
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7 quart 440 Source pan here.
Very minor clearancing on the right front of the K frame is required.
Very nice pan for the money.
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