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

jb1490Member

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What you may be thinking about is that in the 70's the 302 was being installed into the Mustang II, and in order to do that Ford had to make a duel sump pan, small one in front, bigger one in rear, in order to fit the 302 into that chassis.

Ford trucks with the Windsor used a rear sump oil pan.

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I did notice one thing with the Kevko though. The oil scraper is not the full length of the pan. On the Aviaid, it is.

I noticed that too.

John

2/18/1311:42 AM

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