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

panterrrraMember

Guys,

after all discussions about WHICH alternative pan to take:
Do i really need a special pan?
Engine is a 408 with road tires an big external oil cooler.
I am just assembling my car, unfortunately the guy who built the engine used a oil pan for the Mustang, it simply doesn't fit into the pantera. I am located in Europe, so ordering a special one takes long and is VERY expensive.

So, do i really need a special one or can i use the original pan?

Thanks
Andy

2/18/139:33 AM

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