1974 13b-re Nova
#230
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.
#231
T O R Q U E!
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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.
#234
That's what she said...
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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.
#250
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.