Fox pan
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Re: Fox pan
That's a sexy piece you got their, what make?
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Re: Fox pan
Charlie's custom?
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Re: Fox pan
You got as side shot of that thing? Will it clear a crossmember?
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Re: Fox pan
Like a typical f'd up fox deal it's 5" in the front......like it's gotta be....this deal has less 'hair' on it because the oil pump is outside of the pan.....a good thing i.m.o.
Re: Fox pan
Lem,
Can you explain the reason for using "internal pan rail bolts" vs. the more common external pan rail bolts?
Do you recommend retorqing those bolts at oil changes?
Bruce
Can you explain the reason for using "internal pan rail bolts" vs. the more common external pan rail bolts?
Do you recommend retorqing those bolts at oil changes?
Bruce
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Re: Fox pan
Got ya Lem. Looks like a nice piece.
Keith, the internal pan bolts allow the pan to be kicked out to catch the windage and keep it off the crank. Lem, if I'm wrong on that one slap me and call me Sally...
Keith, the internal pan bolts allow the pan to be kicked out to catch the windage and keep it off the crank. Lem, if I'm wrong on that one slap me and call me Sally...
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Re: Fox pan
Do you think getting it coated would be worth any hp?
Need not reply unless you are either a professional or a HeRo....................
Need not reply unless you are either a professional or a HeRo....................
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Re: Fox pan
I think you are refering to the 'flange in' thing .........the stock style stuff has 'flange out'.
These pans are 'glued on' and have no gasket so there is nothing to relaxe.......thus no re-tq.
These pans are 'glued on' and have no gasket so there is nothing to relaxe.......thus no re-tq.
Re: Fox pan
jbozzelle wrote:Got ya Lem. Looks like a nice piece.
Keith, the internal pan bolts allow the pan to be kicked out to catch the windage and keep it off the crank. Lem, if I'm wrong on that one slap me and call me Sally...
A+ hErO on that one
Re: Fox pan
richter69 wrote:Do you think getting it coated would be worth any hp?
Need not reply unless you are either a professional or a HeRo....................
Only if you add a cam tunnell or birth canal .
Re: Fox pan
hope mine looks that good.
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Re: Fox pan
Lem Evans wrote:richter69 wrote:Do you think getting it coated would be worth any hp?
Need not reply unless you are either a professional or a HeRo....................
Only if you add a cam tunnell or birth canal .
Camel Toe............
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Re: Fox pan
that's a nice looken pan Lem.you got any for a chassis car with the pump in sorta deal?
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cool40 wrote:that's a nice looken pan Lem.you got any for a chassis car with the pump in sorta deal?
post the pic of my pan Lem..................
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Re: Fox pan
Photo bucket is *&&(() tomorrow maybe.
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Re: Fox pan
richter69 wrote:Do you think getting it coated would be worth any hp?
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Coat the outside. makes the air under the car slippery... Any A+ hero knows that
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Re: Fox pan
very nice piece Lem
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Re: Fox pan
sLiCk lEm.
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Re: Fox pan
nice fab work and welds!
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Re: Fox pan
Lem is that Larry's new piece ?
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