1974 13b-re Nova
this is the coolest thread on the whole forum
brings back memories of my first car , 73 light blue nova 350 V8, your project is awesome. ....... and you won't have those broken lifters going tap tap tap tap tap tap tap tap tap
brings back memories of my first car , 73 light blue nova 350 V8, your project is awesome. ....... and you won't have those broken lifters going tap tap tap tap tap tap tap tap tap
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From: Ft Worth, Tx
Decided to do a new aluminum oil pan. The other pan we made turned out good, but I was worried about the 4 qt capacity and being so shallow without baffling. Paranoia got the best of me. Finished modeling it in Solidworks. It should hold a little over 5 qts and will be fully baffled. I'm hoping the 3/8" flange will act similar to a stud girdle and help with motor flex. One final check, and things are ready for the CNC waterjet and plasma tables.
Decided to do a new aluminum oil pan. The other pan we made turned out good, but I was worried about the 4 qt capacity and being so shallow without baffling. Paranoia got the best of me. Finished modeling it in Solidworks. It should hold a little over 5 qts and will be fully baffled. I'm hoping the 3/8" flange will act similar to a stud girdle and help with motor flex. One final check, and things are ready for the CNC waterjet and plasma tables.
Solidworks is a very nice tool for 3D CAD work
Much Props to you man, Love the project. This is probably the first time i gave anyone in any forum props for there work. As for a 15 seconds run.. i think not.
Not with that set-up.
Not with that set-up.
nice build should be looker when finished. since youre going to a new make and aluminum oilpan heres a few pics of the pan that we made. it holds 7.5 quarts has baffeling and i have a 1/2 windage tray that doubles as my motor mount.



