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Gosh, I had a Bronco pan and the fox body pan gave more clearance.
Yea I don't see the bronco pan working. I called a bronco specialty shop which offers a reproduction '76 pan and he measured it at around 5.5" deep at the shallowest section. I re-measured mine tonight and it comes in at 5.25 at the front.
It looks as though spacers may be my only option at this point unless I want to empty the bank.
Yea I don't see the bronco pan working. I called a bronco specialty shop which offers a reproduction '76 pan and he measured it at around 5.5" deep at the shallowest section. I re-measured mine tonight and it comes in at 5.25 at the front.
It looks as though spacers may be my only option at this point unless I want to empty the bank.
I was afraid that was the case.....again. This is no joke--when I called Chassis Engineering 2 years ago, they suggested a pan off some econoline van from the 1980's. I'll be honest, I think it was just a suggestion to get you off the phone. I'm not very impressed with Chassis Engineering's "technical help" department. Basically, I think whichever worker is walking by the phone answers it, and they don't exactly go out of their way to solve their recurring issues. I distinctly remember that I was not impressed.
I'm thinking so as well because apparently no Ford production oil pan will work. After looking at prices of a dry sump system, that is out. The oil mate looks really neat but I'm afraid it is going to be out of reach as well.