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Old 01-01-2013, 04:28 PM
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When building our 479 ci LSx tall deck engine for our GTO shop car we found the need to space the oil pan down to clear the big 4.350 stroke crank.
Since there are no fabricated oil pans available plus they are expensive, we decided to design a 3/8" oil pan spacer to allow the oil pan to sit lower so that the big stroke crank has room to spin.

Our LSx oil pan spacers will bolt up to any LS series block and are 3/8" thick.

You will need 1/2 longer oil pan bolts to use the spacer since you have to add an oil pan gasket for sealing. We are working on a hardware kit but it isnt available yet. The longer fasteners can be sourced at most hardware stores.

The Gforce LSx oil pan spacers are cnc machined from 6061 aluminum to ensure a perfect fit.

3/8" cradle spacers are needed for the GTO. We have those in work and will be available shortly.

The spacers are $179. and are available on our web site.
http://www.shop.gforce1320.com/produ...&categoryId=46

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Would these give a 4.50" crank enough clearance?
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Originally Posted by Marble_Sharp
Would these give a 4.50" crank enough clearance?
Not sure on a 4.50" but it worked great for a 4.350
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Give me a call if you need a pan spacer, I still have a few on the shelf.

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