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Mark,
Make sure you give the motor a manual spin before your call the oil pan finished. Depending if you have a stroker engine, there could be a clearence issue with the crank scraper on the pan.

I had this issue with my 427 stroker windsor. A little work with a nibbler and file on the crank scraper fixed the problem. Saves headaches later in your project.
 
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Thanks for the heads up, I did do that! no problems
 
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That is so bitchen.

Mark & Rover, if you guys don't mind an old beggar's comment.

Aimed at anyone new to working on motors, this is a good example of proper motor building technique: fit, refit & fit again, until you're sure everything is right, then; and only then; you can do the final assembly.

Your friend on the DTBB, George
 
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