S Shawn Custer Feb 5, 2017 #1 I have a 1966 289 sbf and was wondering what kind of oil pan I need? I will be putting it into a GTforte space frame.
I have a 1966 289 sbf and was wondering what kind of oil pan I need? I will be putting it into a GTforte space frame.
B Dr. Bob Woods Feb 5, 2017 #2 Aviaid makes several variants, GT40, Cobra, wet or dry sump. Wet Sump Road Race Oil Pans (SBF 289/302 & 351W) at Aviaid | Page 2 of 3 -Bob Woods Tornado GT40 in Texas
Aviaid makes several variants, GT40, Cobra, wet or dry sump. Wet Sump Road Race Oil Pans (SBF 289/302 & 351W) at Aviaid | Page 2 of 3 -Bob Woods Tornado GT40 in Texas
Andy Green Feb 6, 2017 #4 Moroso 20503 is a good alternative, which I used on my 302 engine Rgds, Andy
B Bob Putnam Feb 6, 2017 #5 If you are keeping the original crankshaft centerline height, the Moroso will hang more than 1" below the chassis.
If you are keeping the original crankshaft centerline height, the Moroso will hang more than 1" below the chassis.
C Tom Feb 7, 2017 #6 I also recommend the Aviad pan. It tucks under (no protrusion) with about 1/2" to spare making my RCR tub totally flat-bottomed.
I also recommend the Aviad pan. It tucks under (no protrusion) with about 1/2" to spare making my RCR tub totally flat-bottomed.
S Shawn Custer Feb 10, 2017 #7 Looks like Aviaid is the way to go! They make some super low profile pans. Thanks for the info guys!:thumbsup:
Looks like Aviaid is the way to go! They make some super low profile pans. Thanks for the info guys!:thumbsup: