FT oil pan
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Well, ya pretty much answered your own question. The FT engines typically (maybe always) have the larger pan and the rear pickup. Look for the larger F Series trucks, like F600s, buses, dump trucks etc.
You can find them on ebay every so often. There's guy on there now offering cleaned and anodized FT pans for about $80. That might seem pricey until you look at other Pan prices (Canton, Milodon etc). And those other brand name pans don't usually fit a 2wd 67-79 FE powered F Series.
You can find them on ebay every so often. There's guy on there now offering cleaned and anodized FT pans for about $80. That might seem pricey until you look at other Pan prices (Canton, Milodon etc). And those other brand name pans don't usually fit a 2wd 67-79 FE powered F Series.
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Originally Posted by jstandle
Will those stock FT pans fit a 2wd? i was thinking they were too big.
Its tight, but it will fit. See mine here:
http://www.thedreyerfamily.com/69f25...valmay2004.htm
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Originally Posted by jstandle
Gtex, you also have a windage tray on that right?
Correct, I'm running a Ford Motorsports Tray from Summit...IIRC
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