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rallye bob 02-23-2013 06:06 PM

I want the best Olds wet sump oil pan option........
 
All you guys that race (wet sump) '70-'72 "A" bodies, (stock chassis and steering) with a small block......... Who's oil pan are you using, and what are you using for oil pan mods? I am looking for better oil control (under braking) in the pan.
I like this pans oil control but the capacity is a concern... https://www.cantonracingproducts.com...&category=1504

Daran Summerton 02-23-2013 10:24 PM

Re: I want the best Olds wet sump oil pan option........
 
I run a moroso pan with a melling pump and thats it!!! Good for only 750 passes :) put the $ somewhere else.

SSDiv6 02-24-2013 01:41 AM

Re: I want the best Olds wet sump oil pan option........
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by rallye bob (Post 370471)
All you guys that race (wet sump) '70-'72 "A" bodies, (stock chassis and steering) with a small block......... Who's oil pan are you using, and what are you using for oil pan mods? I am looking for better oil control (under braking) in the pan.
I like this pans oil control but the capacity is a concern... https://www.cantonracingproducts.com...&category=1504

Stef's. Oil Pan.

Sam Murray 02-24-2013 11:35 PM

Re: I want the best Olds wet sump oil pan option........
 
I use a stock 455 oil pan with an oil pump to main baffle for launching (stick car) and a crank scraper. Std volume speed pro pump. 6800 to 7200 in the lights depending on gearing. The only time I had low oil pressure braking was when I tried running 4 qts of oil. It dropped to 10lbs. Same setup on my 67 400 car. Like they were twins! Thought for sure the small block would be different.

Jim Kaekel 02-25-2013 09:26 AM

Re: I want the best Olds wet sump oil pan option........
 
I've had some loss of oil pressure issues in the past as well. Another tip is using oil-restricted pushrods. Smith Bros. sells them.

rallye bob 02-28-2013 06:09 AM

Re: I want the best Olds wet sump oil pan option........
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by SSDiv6 (Post 370498)
Stef's. Oil Pan.

Can't get Stef's to answer emails (picture request for insides of part # 1471)...

Jim Kaekel 02-28-2013 09:08 AM

Re: I want the best Olds wet sump oil pan option........
 
Pretty typical, unfortunately. I would guess close to 50% are not very good about answering e-mails from their web site. Concerning the pan, don't be concerned about advertised sump capacity, 6 qts. is plenty. I would get a pan that is as deep as possible, yet without worrying about bottoming out. It's not about increasing capacity, it's about lowering the sump away from the rotating assembly. My .02.

SSDiv6 02-28-2013 10:01 AM

Re: I want the best Olds wet sump oil pan option........
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by rallye bob (Post 371096)
Can't get Stef's to answer emails (picture request for insides of part # 1471)...

http://www.stefsperformance.net/wp-c...wet-sump-2.jpg

http://www.stefsperformance.net/wp-c...wet-sump-3.jpg

Hope this helps!

rallye bob 02-28-2013 07:12 PM

Re: I want the best Olds wet sump oil pan option........
 
Thanks... What part# is this pan?

FED 387 02-28-2013 08:20 PM

Re: I want the best Olds wet sump oil pan option........
 
Bob ---sent u a PM


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