Other FD Oil Pan makers..
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Other FD Oil Pan makers..
i need to get an oil pan for my fd asap. but i want the best price. i know pineapple racing sells them for $425 but i was looking elsewhere as well. let me know what u guys think. thanks
http://www.horsepowerfreaks.com/pric...ngine/Oil_Pans
http://www.horsepowerfreaks.com/pric...ngine/Oil_Pans
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Hahaha - they don't know what they're talking about .
The pic is an SR20DET oil pan. The description is for the Greddy differential cover, which replaces the stock diff cover with a higher-volume one.
For aftermarket pans, there's the Ground Zero pan (which is the same thing Pineapple sells, I believe) and.....that's it .
IMHO, I don't recommend the Ground Zero pan for a street car. The pan hangs lower than the subframe, and if you go over something irregular in the road where the pan can contact it, the pan will break and shatter, not just dent like a steel oil pan. Also, that pan doesn't have a provision for the oil level sensor, so you won't know all your oil just dumped out all over the road!
Best setup for a street car is the stock oil pan, properly installed, and an oil pan brace. Good to go.
Dale
The pic is an SR20DET oil pan. The description is for the Greddy differential cover, which replaces the stock diff cover with a higher-volume one.
For aftermarket pans, there's the Ground Zero pan (which is the same thing Pineapple sells, I believe) and.....that's it .
IMHO, I don't recommend the Ground Zero pan for a street car. The pan hangs lower than the subframe, and if you go over something irregular in the road where the pan can contact it, the pan will break and shatter, not just dent like a steel oil pan. Also, that pan doesn't have a provision for the oil level sensor, so you won't know all your oil just dumped out all over the road!
Best setup for a street car is the stock oil pan, properly installed, and an oil pan brace. Good to go.
Dale
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Originally Posted by Twinnos
i need to get an oil pan for my fd asap. but i want the best price. i know pineapple racing sells them for $425 but i was looking elsewhere as well. let me know what u guys think. thanks
http://www.horsepowerfreaks.com/pric...ngine/Oil_Pans
http://www.horsepowerfreaks.com/pric...ngine/Oil_Pans
I agree with Dale, I don't really think those GZ oil pans are suitable for a streetcar, although I do have one of their badass LIMs on my FD
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You can get a moroso oil pan and I already found it for you. cheaper then the pineapple racing one and GZ.
http://www.prostreetonline.com/sku/mor-20942.html
Chris
http://www.prostreetonline.com/sku/mor-20942.html
Chris
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Originally Posted by Railgun
I'm looking into doing this myself, but it doesn't seem like it's going to be that difficult to drill a hole and transfer the level sensor.
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