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Hitchcock · #1 Post by **Hitchcock** » Sun Nov 01, 2009 8:29 am

I have two oil pans in stock I can use. One is a Hamburgers Drag pan, and the other is a Stefs fabbed aluminum one with a kick out. But it is a little banged up, and can be repaired. I was considering a moroso 10147 pan, but it is 440 bucks. This thing is gonna be street driven, so what do you guys recommend for lubricating my bottom end lmao2:

sc racing · #2 Post by **sc racing** » Sun Nov 01, 2009 8:51 am

I had a power pan from Moroso on my 421 with scraper,windage tray,kickout etc . I dont think it was worth as much as they claim maybe due to only shifting at 7200 but after my freind bought the motor he had to change the pan because it didnt fit his chassis he actually ran faster. Faster = more hp

wikd69 · #3 Post by **wikd69** » Sun Nov 01, 2009 11:51 am

Hitchcock wrote:...so what do you guys recommend for lubricating my bottom end

No, I just couldn't, it'd be too much like shooting fish in a barrel...

sc racing · #4 Post by **sc racing** » Sun Nov 01, 2009 2:55 pm

wikd69 wrote:
Hitchcock wrote:...so what do you guys recommend for lubricating my bottom end
No, I just couldn't, it'd be too much like shooting fish in a barrel...

You just aint right

Hitchcock · #5 Post by **Hitchcock** » Sun Nov 01, 2009 5:21 pm

sc racing wrote:
wikd69 wrote:
Hitchcock wrote:...so what do you guys recommend for lubricating my bottom end
No, I just couldn't, it'd be too much like shooting fish in a barrel...
You just aint right

Yeah ok, I kinda set it up that way, but you guys all got your minds in the gutter...

supernova · #6 Post by **supernova** » Sun Nov 01, 2009 6:34 pm

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