P phutch11 Member Nov 14, 2005 328 2 18 Feb 8, 2009 #1 Feb 8, 2009 #1 I've got a leaky oil pan gasket and while I'm replacing it I thought I'd install a windage tray and/or a crank scraper. Anyone got any thoughts on the value of these - bang for the buck, etc? Thanks Posted via Mobile Device
I've got a leaky oil pan gasket and while I'm replacing it I thought I'd install a windage tray and/or a crank scraper. Anyone got any thoughts on the value of these - bang for the buck, etc? Thanks Posted via Mobile Device
Maryland Stang Active Member Aug 21, 2002 1,656 30 39 Greenville, NC Feb 9, 2009 #2 Feb 9, 2009 #2 Some say they work good and others say they don't. I put a Mac tray in while while I had it apart. The worst thing that could happen is my engine will weigh 3 pounds more. The best thing that can happen is I'll pick up some power.
Some say they work good and others say they don't. I put a Mac tray in while while I had it apart. The worst thing that could happen is my engine will weigh 3 pounds more. The best thing that can happen is I'll pick up some power.
P phutch11 Member Nov 14, 2005 328 2 18 Feb 9, 2009 #3 Feb 9, 2009 #3 That's about what I'm thinking at this point. Thanks Posted via Mobile Device
LiquidGT Member Oct 8, 2007 368 0 16 Near STL hell Feb 9, 2009 #4 Feb 9, 2009 #4 If you get the MAC make sure you clearance it for the dipstick, I have the MAC and I had to use an aftermarket dipstick so I could check my oil. You'll have to do some minor clearancing on the tray to clear the oil pump, they instructions didnt say anything about the dipstick.
If you get the MAC make sure you clearance it for the dipstick, I have the MAC and I had to use an aftermarket dipstick so I could check my oil. You'll have to do some minor clearancing on the tray to clear the oil pump, they instructions didnt say anything about the dipstick.