Pineapple Racing FC aluminum sump (oil pan)
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I want this for my new motor build.
im 90% in, just e-mail me when you're ready to do this group buy
meanrex@yahoo.com
-Ben
im 90% in, just e-mail me when you're ready to do this group buy
meanrex@yahoo.com
-Ben
Originally Posted by Blake
Sorry for the lack of updates. The pans are here (finally) and we only have the baffles to weld in, which I believe is set for Tuesday.
I have no further info on whether an officially sanctioned GB will proceed but, as I said before, if it falls through we will just make it an "introductory offer" available to anyone, through our web site.
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Blake
I have no further info on whether an officially sanctioned GB will proceed but, as I said before, if it falls through we will just make it an "introductory offer" available to anyone, through our web site.
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Blake
James
Originally Posted by Wankel7
Why not have the baffle bolted in? Seems like it would making cleaning the pan upon removal if they were not welded in?
James
James
I talked to Rich at Xcessive Motorsports (the guy who actually makes the FD pans, also sold by Pineapple and Ground Zero)....he says he plans to produce a new batch of FD pans in a couple of weeks and can offer 10% off for a group buy of 10 or more
just a note though, the pan raises the engine about 5/16", so if your clearance is already tight you might want to think about that
also, the bottom of the pan sits about even with the cross-member, perhaps a hair lower....if you have a lowered car and roll over a speed bump or something like that it may be possible to crack the pan, and cast aluminum is very brittle
I decided to just go with the stock pan and Gotham oil pan brace after talking with him about it
just a note though, the pan raises the engine about 5/16", so if your clearance is already tight you might want to think about that
also, the bottom of the pan sits about even with the cross-member, perhaps a hair lower....if you have a lowered car and roll over a speed bump or something like that it may be possible to crack the pan, and cast aluminum is very brittle
I decided to just go with the stock pan and Gotham oil pan brace after talking with him about it

Well, the FC pans are done. We decided to weld-in baffling and powdercoat the outside of the pans black, then sand down the ribs on the bottom for a little contrast. Anyway, I'm still uncertain about the status of running this as a Group Buy, so let's just call it an "introductory offer" for now.
You can order the pans through our online shopping cart. No waiting. No deposits. We take Paypal and major Credit Cards.
The direct link is >HERE<
Originally Posted by Improved FD
I talked to Rich at Xcessive Motorsports (the guy who actually makes the FD pans, also sold by Pineapple and Ground Zero)....he says he plans to produce a new batch of FD pans in a couple of weeks and can offer 10% off for a group buy of 10 or more
Ralph, the owner of Xcessive and GZ, was over here yesterday and said they are finally getting another batch of pans completed. He gave me the last pan of the old batch and said he has the first two of the new batch reserved for me. All the FD pans will now be powdercated black, as well. Please do not expect us to compete against each other on pricing of the FD Pans. I'll talk to Ralph and we'll settle who will offer the Group Buy, if there is enough interest.
Originally Posted by CrispyRX7
How long will the introductory price be offered?
Regards,
Crispy
Regards,
Crispy
Since there may be some people who need time to get the money together, I have added a deposit option so you can still lock in the introductory price. You pay a non-refundable $99 deposit and the balance of $200 in 30 days. If you fail to pay the balance in time, you will still have 90 days (60 additional days) to use the deposit as a credit against any other purchase from our store, before forfeiting the money. No refunds and no transferring the deposit to others. Use it or lose it.
To pay the deposit, go to our online store >HERE< and look in the "specials" section. This way you can lock in the introductory price without paying the full amount up front. Obviously, the item does not ship until the balance it paid in full.
To pay the deposit, go to our online store >HERE< and look in the "specials" section. This way you can lock in the introductory price without paying the full amount up front. Obviously, the item does not ship until the balance it paid in full.
Vipers: yours is going out in the mail today. Thanks for the order.
We've sold a few. I will be PMing those who expressed interest earlier, but if orders don't pick up soon I will end the introductory special early so those orders we do get are worth our time. So, if you want one at the introductory price, you better get off your *** quick. With all the time involved, I'm thinking $350 is probably too low, let alone $299. We sell the FD pans for $425.
We've sold a few. I will be PMing those who expressed interest earlier, but if orders don't pick up soon I will end the introductory special early so those orders we do get are worth our time. So, if you want one at the introductory price, you better get off your *** quick. With all the time involved, I'm thinking $350 is probably too low, let alone $299. We sell the FD pans for $425.
Also recieved mine today. Great job! The pan is truely a work of art, and will be on the coffee table for a while. I will also be "touring" it around Houston, especially to the RX Club meets. It is one fine piece of work.
Thanks again Blake.
Dom.
Thanks again Blake.
Dom.




