What windage tray?
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I am running the stock oil pan with the stock GM windage tray. Just wondering what other windage trays you guys are running out there?
I know there can be some power to be had by reducing windage, so my question is: Is it worth it to change the windage tray to something like the diamond stripper? or is the stocker sufficient?
I know there can be some power to be had by reducing windage, so my question is: Is it worth it to change the windage tray to something like the diamond stripper? or is the stocker sufficient?
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From what I have seen on friend's cars and reading is the screens are a bad idea. First they don't work well then they can crack. One of those all too common things that is awesome in theory and fails in practice.
Stock tray works well but, if you need to replace it you might try the Moroso 23020, sheet metal tray with drainage louvers.
Stock tray works well but, if you need to replace it you might try the Moroso 23020, sheet metal tray with drainage louvers.
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From what I have seen on friend's cars and reading is the screens are a bad idea. First they don't work well then they can crack. One of those all too common things that is awesome in theory and fails in practice.
Stock tray works well but, if you need to replace it you might try the Moroso 23020, sheet metal tray with drainage louvers.
Stock tray works well but, if you need to replace it you might try the Moroso 23020, sheet metal tray with drainage louvers.
What are you running 96caprice?