Sep 2, 2009 #1 I i_love_my_stang Active Member Joined May 8, 2007 Messages 674 Reaction score 2 can you fit a windage tray and main cap support in a stock pan? if not what tray support and pan do i need with a 331 thanks
can you fit a windage tray and main cap support in a stock pan? if not what tray support and pan do i need with a 331 thanks
Sep 2, 2009 #2 MustangChris Mythic Level Joined Aug 20, 2008 Messages 27,282 Reaction score 951 Location Aurora, CO whats a main cap support?
Sep 2, 2009 #3 OP OP I i_love_my_stang Active Member Joined May 8, 2007 Messages 674 Reaction score 2
Sep 2, 2009 #4 MustangChris Mythic Level Joined Aug 20, 2008 Messages 27,282 Reaction score 951 Location Aurora, CO ah, whats that do?
Sep 2, 2009 #5 P Paul Legend Joined Apr 30, 2007 Messages 9,859 Reaction score 255 It holds the broken pieces together when your block fails.
Sep 2, 2009 #6 MustangChris Mythic Level Joined Aug 20, 2008 Messages 27,282 Reaction score 951 Location Aurora, CO oh. .. 302s fail on the "webbing" down the center of the block (commonly) right? so that goes on the bottom around the oil pan area so if that happens the two halfs dont seperated and pistons go off into nowhere?
oh. .. 302s fail on the "webbing" down the center of the block (commonly) right? so that goes on the bottom around the oil pan area so if that happens the two halfs dont seperated and pistons go off into nowhere?
Sep 2, 2009 #7 OP OP I i_love_my_stang Active Member Joined May 8, 2007 Messages 674 Reaction score 2 kinda i guess just need to know which oil pan to use
Sep 3, 2009 #8 L LAFENATU Well-Known Member Joined Nov 25, 2007 Messages 3,555 Reaction score 1 Waste of money. If you lose the block, everything is toast. If you lose a rod everything is done. All a "support" does is keep a pile of mess in one pile of sh1t. .02
Waste of money. If you lose the block, everything is toast. If you lose a rod everything is done. All a "support" does is keep a pile of mess in one pile of sh1t. .02
Sep 3, 2009 #9 OP OP I i_love_my_stang Active Member Joined May 8, 2007 Messages 674 Reaction score 2 what about a windage tray?
Sep 3, 2009 #10 L LAFENATU Well-Known Member Joined Nov 25, 2007 Messages 3,555 Reaction score 1 Keeps oil off the crank...not necessary for a street car imo but its not too expensive either. I probably wouldn't but that is me.
Keeps oil off the crank...not necessary for a street car imo but its not too expensive either. I probably wouldn't but that is me.
Sep 3, 2009 #11 MustangChris Mythic Level Joined Aug 20, 2008 Messages 27,282 Reaction score 951 Location Aurora, CO id do a windage tray. they are cheep, easy, and effective (at the job they are designed to do.)
Sep 3, 2009 #12 X x182dan Well-Known Member Joined Jul 12, 2007 Messages 1,006 Reaction score 0 I have a stock pan/pump etc. in my 331. I don't think a windage tray is necessary unless you really race it or have very high hp
I have a stock pan/pump etc. in my 331. I don't think a windage tray is necessary unless you really race it or have very high hp