lets try a different oil pan. with out having to mod anything
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Re: lets try a different oil pan. with out having to mod anything
as long as there are people not willing to do a tubular k-member, there will be a call for pans like this one. these pans will go down in price as others jump on board to build more like them. i'm surprised moroso and edelbrock haven't jumped in on this too. but i assume they will, and competition will drive pricing down.
the batwing pan will not support stock routing exhaust, which is what he is trying to accomplish.
the batwing pan will not support stock routing exhaust, which is what he is trying to accomplish.
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Re: lets try a different oil pan. with out having to mod anything
ok i know im bring this back from the dead. Did you ever have the trans bolted up to see how the holley oil pan was with the factory k-memeber and if it was flush or below the k-member?
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Re: lets try a different oil pan. with out having to mod anything
Another thing to note is that i dont know what my driveline angle is. I have the LS1 T56 jacked all the way up against the floor
Also the pictures are decieving, the pan does not hang below the crossmember. It only looks that way because of the angle of the camera phone.
Also the pictures are decieving, the pan does not hang below the crossmember. It only looks that way because of the angle of the camera phone.
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