Fireball

iTrader: (21)

Installed the moroso replacement oil pan today....really nicely engineered piece IMHO...

1. Pickup is moved to the back of the oil pan
2. Windage tray now covers the WHOLE rotating assembly
3. The pan is much lighter than the stocker but has a nice thick flange.

New windage tray installed


Windage Tray comparison (stock held up next to installed moroso one


Oil pickup installed


Pan installed

Charles Cyrus

Very nice piece.

speedracer5532

iTrader: (8)

Definitely a nice oil pan, the pan has excellent baffling with a trap door that lets oil run to the back of the pan but doesn't allow the oil to run back forward. I will be running one of these when I put my motor back together.

Dragaholic

iTrader: (180)

Fireball, when did you purchase the pan? I ask this because a lot of the newer ones have had issues on the flange. Double check where the oil goes in and out (the 2 holes/ports) as mine had some dips in that area. That will cause a oil pressure issue and I sure hate to see you blow up a motor. I took mine to work and had it milled down. The "dips" were like .035" deep.

Fireball

iTrader: (21)

I'll take a look when I assemble my new motor, but I didn't notice anything like that

Dragaholic

iTrader: (180)

Yeah, you won't notice it if you're not paying attention, but it was definitely there on mine. .035" isn't much to the eye, but I put a depth gauge on it and sure enough. It's a smooth "dip", not a cut or anything like that. An inverted belly? LOL Can't figure out a way to explain it. Just a heads up for you.

Fireball

iTrader: (21)

maybe warpage from where the an fittings are welded on?

Dragaholic

iTrader: (180)

Probably from welding, but just wanted to let you know to double check it before you fire her up.

chrismorales75

Nice stuff hope it works well for you.