Kevko oil pan???
05-06-2007, 03:10 PM
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Kevko oil pan???
Anyone know anything about these pans???
you can get them in either 2 or 1 pc. and with the dipstick on either side. cost is roughly $150. Just seeing if anyone knows of any fitment issues with them. Dont want to spend at least 300 for a canton.
7 quart capacity drag-street pan 8" deep, 2 gate assembly, removable tray, scraper and plated yellow finish.
you can get them in either 2 or 1 pc. and with the dipstick on either side. cost is roughly $150. Just seeing if anyone knows of any fitment issues with them. Dont want to spend at least 300 for a canton.
05-06-2007, 05:58 PM
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$300 for a Canton? Maybe with shipping.... DId you check E bay? Or even in the for sale section on this board?
http://canton.carshopinc.com/product.../12185/15-242T
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05-07-2007, 12:08 PM
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Chevycobb,
I don't know anything about those pans, but I did get this one from summit http://store.summitracing.com/partde...5&autoview=sku
And used it on my new motor. I had to have a windage tray because I used 4 bolt mains and studs. It was between a canton and this one but at the time canton's were on back order or something and I could not wait.
I have a canton RR pan on my other f-body and that dam thing leaks, not bad, but enough to **** you off when you tried to fixit umtenth frickin times.
How is the rebuild coming along, you must be getting close?
I don't know anything about those pans, but I did get this one from summit http://store.summitracing.com/partde...5&autoview=sku
And used it on my new motor. I had to have a windage tray because I used 4 bolt mains and studs. It was between a canton and this one but at the time canton's were on back order or something and I could not wait.
I have a canton RR pan on my other f-body and that dam thing leaks, not bad, but enough to **** you off when you tried to fixit umtenth frickin times.
How is the rebuild coming along, you must be getting close?
05-07-2007, 12:47 PM
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rebuild going good but slow due to having to put in a lot of hous at work and the car is at my parents. I don't have a garage at my place so I took theirs over lol. short block is done...heads and cam(le1) are ready to go on. really the last big thing I need is an oil pan now.
lol as far as it being a chineese knock off...not sure but wouldn't surprise me.
wonder is any moroso pans also fit with no problem....
lol as far as it being a chineese knock off...not sure but wouldn't surprise me.
wonder is any moroso pans also fit with no problem....
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05-08-2007, 05:02 PM
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Kevco
I have used Kevco on 4 of my own engines with great success. I also work special projects at a shop that uses them alot for road racing/auto-cross builds. The only gotcha is the same as Moroso or Champ pans. If you get one that is clearanced for a stroker, get allen head bolts for the pan to ease your assembly. Thats all. One good luck story here.
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