351W Stroker Oil Pan

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js66coupe

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I have a 351W Stroker (408ci). What is everyone using for an oil pan? I'm looking for a rear sump/T sump large capacity pan for use in my '66. TIA.

 

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I don't see how you can use a rear sump on your 66. The crossmember and steering prevent anything but a front sump.

You can use stock, or aftermarket deep sump, or even a Cobra-style T pan.

 

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65coupe408w

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I used a Canton T-Pan on my 408w. Motor holds just over 7qts now.

 

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Wicked65

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Has to be front sump like said above. I have a stock pan in mine right now because i couldnt justify the EFFFIN crazy price of a 7qt oil pan when i was ready to start my motor..

 

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Wicked65 said:

Has to be front sump like said above. I have a stock pan in mine right now because i couldnt justify the EFFFIN crazy price of a 7qt oil pan when i was ready to start my motor..

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The Cobra style T pan above lists for $315.

 

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I used a Moroso. it looks a lot like the Canton pictured above. Using the Moroso pan did not allow me to use the RMP 1/2" drop motor mounts though.

 

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+1 canton pan

 

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65coupe408w

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the canton clears with drop mounts and ran me about $260 I belive, fit and finish is top notch and it is well baffled inside too.

 

dennis112

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Canton here too with no issues.

 

bikefreak600

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IF he has a mustang II front end then he in fact needs a rear sump !
+1 i have used canton pan before excellent quality

 

Rick 91GT

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Ive used the Cantons many times with no issues...

 

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are their any stock pans that work for a 351 fox swap? ( I have a 351 bronco pan that looks like it'd work but havent tested it yet)