eBay oil pan
yee my bad . nothing wrong with the oem one i have just wondering if this is lil better? also since it has the baffle it might be a lil better.? just trying to see if anyone uses it. its basically a moroso oil pan without the logo.
the oem is hallow isnt it ? like i seen them before and they have no baffle like the moroso one. i could be wrong but from wat i seen, seems like its got some type of cover to make sure it gets oil.
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I bought a similar pan from ebay because it already had the welded bungs for my turbo build. I wish I hadn't bought it, none of the holes on the pan lined up with the block when installing it. I had to re-drill the newly bought oil pan to make the studs line up, and even then it was tight.
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I bought a similar pan from ebay because it already had the welded bungs for my turbo build. I wish I hadn't bought it, none of the holes on the pan lined up with the block when installing it. I had to re-drill the newly bought oil pan to make the studs line up, and even then it was tight.
I have had good experience buying oil pans from Remtune, he pre-welds baffles and AN bungs (if asked) onto the pans he sends out. No fitment issues.
To the ops question.. the oil temp is not going to change using that pan. It's only going to help with the sloshing keeping oil at the pickup if your tracking your car doing constant hard turns and braking. If you want to lower the temperature just get a external oil cooler like a small B&M one though you shouldn't really need one. You could also heat wrap your exhaust manifold that travels under the pan to help the temp lower a tad. I like using DEI wrap.
thats wat i just bought tbh ahaahah. so liking it? ima put it on next week wen i have some time.
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