RE: Oil Pan/Center Link

[Sean B <polecat2@xxxxxxxx>]

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I've been thinking about this for awhile.  If you modify the pan by, 
say, tapping it up to clear the bar, some oil would be trapped behind 
the "tap" every time you drained it.  Alternatively, if you modified the 
pan by cutting the back and reworking it, that also seems like a lot of 
work.  There may be a third way, I'm sure.
But if the center link is modified, you can theoretically run any oil 
pan that clears the K frame.

Sean
1964 Fury


Jim Jablonski wrote:
> 
> I hate to sound stupid, but wouldn't it be easier to modify the pan a 
> bit versus re-engineering the center link?
> 
> Jim Jablonski
> Royal Oak, Michigan
> '64 Fury

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