Reply to "Kevko Oil Pan big enough ?"

garth66"When speed is the only thing that counts"

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On the street the original 5 quart oil pan is sufficient IF the car is used in the original concept of the Pantera.

Not so! Any modern radial tire will allow the Pantera to significantly out-handle the original. One spirited trip up a windy mountain road is all it took to spin a rod bearing in my stock Pantera shortly after I bought it. You NEED a baffled pan if you ever think you'll go around a corner quickly.

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The Aviaid/Armondo are the best available in wet sump pans. You get what you pay for.

Aviad, no doubt the best, and most expensive! Armando worked for Aviad before going out on his own. Nice quality pans, but I found mine is slightly warped on the pan mounting surface, so sealing with leaks was a little more challenging (read: "needed excess gasket sealer on one end").

I put a baffled Kevko on my 66 Mustang. Nice quality pan. Fit was fine too.

1/10/1712:43 PM

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