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Old 09-07-2013, 03:58 PM
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I am running my oil return at the front on a modified truck oil pan, with two -10 fittings on either side of the crank pulley. The return is gravity fed with no slumps in the line. I shouldn't have a problem with oil return should I? I will have the pan off soon so I can slide my 408 in and will be able to raise the position of the return if it is not favorable. Also will be adding more volume to the pan.
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Well I would take pics but I am deployed, I though I had taken some of that but nope?
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As long as they are open and free, gravity fed into a level above the oil in the pan, you should be fine.

Are the turbos low mounted or high ?



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