Reply to "dipstick length for a 351c"

italfordMember

I do not know the dimension you ask for. I will however explain how I set up my dipstick since I an using an aftermarket large capacity pan. I believe the pan is a 10 quart pan. I run 9 quarts. I filled it up with 8 quarts and marked the stick. I added one more quart and marked it again. I now have an 8 quart mark and a 9 quart mark. You should be able to do the same with a stock pan too as long as you find out how much oil it is supposed to hold. Hope this helps

6/29/1412:10 PM

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