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ihojeff 09-04-2004, 10:01 AM If you're running SOA and have plenty of room between your stock ScoutII oilpan and front axle than I recommend this modification. Retains the stock pickup and should hold an extra quart or two. I will be adding a baffle inside to keep the oil from sloshing around too much. Took about an hour to modify the pan. Jeff ________ Cronica cam (http://camslivesexy.com/cam/Cronica) Rockabilly 09-04-2004, 05:12 PM looks good. Hammerlock 09-04-2004, 07:20 PM Great Idea. I might do that to my caddy pan. tsm1mt 09-04-2004, 10:59 PM If you're running SOA and have plenty of room between your stock ScoutII oilpan and front axle than I recommend this modification. Retains the stock pickup and should hold an extra quart or two. I will be adding a baffle inside to keep the oil from sloshing around too much. Took about an hour to modify the pan. Jeff Neat mod, Jeff - looks like I could get a little more oil capacity than I do with my 74/75 truck rear-sump pan. http://tigger.tmcom.com/~tsm1/PlainGallery/album20/dcp_0004.sized.jpg Opted for the truck pan so I could run a bit more oil and hopefully prevent oil starvation during sustained high RPM romps and not wipe out any more rod bearings. :D | |