SB, I think what HackJob was trying to say is that a typical 10 quart Jet Boat pan will be the same depth its entire length. Many Automotive high volume pans have deeper than stock sump. This will not work! Wont fit in the boat. Some pans are also available with a wider than stock, but stock depth, sump area. As long as there is clearance, these will also work.
An important note for anyone buying a used oil pan: V-drive pans will typically not be correct for use in a jet. Most will have trap doors that swing the wrong way since they are designed for flywheel-forward installation. Check that used pan carefully!
One final thought. Inspite of the high initial price, they are worth every penny. If you have already invested thousands in your engine, what is a couple hundred more for a little added protection?
this is what it should look like
http://www.dooleyenterprises.com/pag..._Ford_10qt.jpg
that is the type you should have the oter most likly will not fit thanks to oldsquirt!
Tyson www.plumbersassracing.com (http://www.plumbersassracing.com)
[This message has been edited by hack job (edited May 30, 2002).]
Hell, a drunk three fingered monkey with a wire feed could make one of those easy!! It just looks like a stock pan with a box welded on the bottom of it. I've got an extra 460 laying around and I think I'll try and make one this weekend.
Originally posted by mister460:
Hell, a drunk three fingered monkey with a wire feed could make one of those easy!! It just looks like a stock pan with a box welded on the bottom of it. I've got an extra 460 laying around and I think I'll try and make one this weekend.
460 what you are not seeing in that pic is the trap doors in the pan, the windage tray and oil pump pick up that comes with is also it has many baffles in it , now if you can do all of that let me know. if so we need to talk http://free.***boat.net/ubb/wink.gif
enjoy!
Tyson www.plumbersassracing.com (http://www.plumbersassracing.com)
[This message has been edited by hack job (edited May 30, 2002).]
I just saw a new Moroso in the JEGS mag. for $319 plus 33.95 for the picup . It's 9 quarts plus filter . Part # 710-21610 & 710-24290 If you have to spring for new ,thats better then some !
Here is a place for new ones http://www.dooleyenterprises.com/
Also, in Hallet19's defense, this is the "Jet Talk" area and it was kinda created to talk smack and bust balls. In the future your questions may be taken more seriously in the "Jet Tech" area.....well, maybe not?
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