Posted By: cudadoug
Kevko oil pans anyone?
Posted By: DJVCuda
Re: Kevko oil pans anyone? - 12/23/13 10:02 PM
My Kevko was not warped or had any fitment issues.
No leaks
only thing was there was weld spatter that I wire brushed while doing mockup - dont bolt it right on - but go through it and you will be a happy camper
No leaks
only thing was there was weld spatter that I wire brushed while doing mockup - dont bolt it right on - but go through it and you will be a happy camper
Posted By: JSR1485
Re: Kevko oil pans anyone? - 12/23/13 10:08 PM
I have one in my Street car and in my race car.
No problems at all -fit good, good ground clerance and no leaks.
Just make sure you adjust the oil pump pickup off the bottom of the pan.I used clay on the pickup and bolted thepan on the block to check & set it off the bottom.
No problems at all -fit good, good ground clerance and no leaks.
Just make sure you adjust the oil pump pickup off the bottom of the pan.I used clay on the pickup and bolted thepan on the block to check & set it off the bottom.
Posted By: AndyF
Re: Kevko oil pans anyone? - 12/23/13 11:57 PM
I've used several Kevko pans. They are a good piece for the money. I had them build me a couple of custom pans for a project and they did nice work. Very easy guys to work with.
Posted By: Triple Threat
Re: Kevko oil pans anyone? - 12/24/13 12:21 AM
I have the non Kick out version of that pan, I agree its a good piece for the money. Mine was on a 10.70 street strip small block.
Posted By: cudadoug
Re: Kevko oil pans anyone? - 12/24/13 02:18 AM
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I have the non Kick out version of that pan, I agree its a good piece for the money. Mine was on a 10.70 street strip small block.
This one?
http://www.kevkoracing.com/images/M301_full.gif
Posted By: CHAPPER
Re: Kevko oil pans anyone? - 12/24/13 02:25 AM
I have used several of them over the years for Mopar & X brands. All fit well and worked fine. 
Posted By: Jeepmon
Re: Kevko oil pans anyone? - 12/24/13 02:33 AM
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Anyone run this one?
http://kevko.net/images/M301_302_large.jpg
Do they fit?? Do they leak??
Thanks
Thats the one I run on the 73... At first appearance, the welds are just "ok".. its no where near as clean or pretty as the milodon pan, but it fits well, doesnt hang down as low as the milodon and is less expensive.. I would definitely buy another one, if I was shopping for one..
Posted By: Triple Threat
Re: Kevko oil pans anyone? - 12/24/13 03:35 AM
Quote:Quote:
I have the non Kick out version of that pan, I agree its a good piece for the money. Mine was on a 10.70 street strip small block.
This one?
http://www.kevkoracing.com/images/M301_full.gif
Yes, the kickout version wasn't offered when I bought mine. I would have bought it if it was.
Posted By: D-50
Re: Kevko oil pans anyone? - 12/24/13 04:54 AM
I am also running the Kevko without the kickouts, it is a 6 qt. pan. It fit good with no leaks so far.
Posted By: 471Magnum
Re: Kevko oil pans anyone? - 12/24/13 05:31 AM
I'm running one of the 301 pans as well. Ugly as can be, but functionally it's perfect. Good pan for the money.
Posted By: Triple Threat
Re: Kevko oil pans anyone? - 12/24/13 09:38 PM
Here is my pan:
Kevko Pickup, needed tweeked but no big deal. 5 minutes and a propane torch had it dialed in.
I've been toying with the idea of cutting it apart and deepening it another 3/4 or 1 inch.
Kevko Pickup, needed tweeked but no big deal. 5 minutes and a propane torch had it dialed in.
I've been toying with the idea of cutting it apart and deepening it another 3/4 or 1 inch.
Posted By: cudadoug
Re: Kevko oil pans anyone? - 12/24/13 09:57 PM
Good info here...as always. Thanks!
Thanks Dustin... great pics.
Thanks Dustin... great pics.