Reply to "Racing Oil Pans (from another thread)"

sickcatMember

I have one of these on my engine. Its an old Moroso oil pan, My car was freshened up by Hall, this was one of what he did. The others were not around at the time so it was limited. Its probably a high capacity for the time but, I can tell you it is not baffled well if at all, I know this because I have lost oil pressure in hard cornering. I will probably go with an Armando pan on my new/refreshed 351C when the time comes unless I am convinced otherwise, second is the Kevco.

From what I heard or read Armando use to work for Avaid or Canton and stated doing his own thing here in calif, but is know in Texas, Kevco is another guy who started up and is making pans, all good but who's the best?????

Mark

2/18/139:33 AM

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