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Old 08-09-2016, 09:44 PM   #72
derotoreut
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Re: Project "Buffalo Blizzard Surprise" 71 SWB build

I went ahead and did the swap to the Holley 302-2 oil pan. I am very pleased in how it turned out.

Here is the engine with the oil pan removed and full windage tray still installed.
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Removed the windage tray.
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I had to either modify the existing windage tray or purchase the GM one. I decided to buy the GM tray already modified.
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Once the new pan was installed I had plenty of room between the rack and pinion and the oil pan.
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You can see there is plenty of clearance between the 302-2 oil pan and the cross member as well as the rack and pinion.
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