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Tom Nolan 06-20-2013 04:31 PM

BBM/Hemi stocker oil pan
 
I would like to know if I should order the BBM/Hemi oil pan from Moroso PT# 19760 or Milodon PT# 19760? What is everyone using? Pro's? Con's?

Phillip marvetz 06-21-2013 12:59 AM

Re: BBM/Hemi stocker oil pan
 
http://www.ebay.com/itm/MoPar-Oil-Pa...9f26e9&vxp=mtr

Tom Nolan 06-21-2013 02:20 PM

Re: BBM/Hemi stocker oil pan
 
Classification guide only gives 2 different part numbers, you cant use just any stock looking pan can you?

Chris DeGidio 06-24-2013 07:42 PM

Re: BBM/Hemi stocker oil pan
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Phillip marvetz (Post 387427)

That style pan won't fit in a A-body car,but I really like the Moroso pan,it fits any Mopar and it's made well.

Phillip marvetz 06-25-2013 10:54 PM

Re: BBM/Hemi stocker oil pan
 
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Originally Posted by Chris DeGidio (Post 387923)
That style pan won't fit in a A-body car,but I really like the Moroso pan,it fits any Mopar and it's made well.

I'm pretty sure Tom is putting a early B body together and it will fit if you notch the K member like Mark said.

Chris DeGidio 06-26-2013 03:26 PM

Re: BBM/Hemi stocker oil pan
 
Phil,
I posted the info to help someone that might read the thread,and also experience from using the E-body pan. The Moroso pan fits allcars without notching the K-member.

Phillip marvetz 06-26-2013 09:09 PM

Re: BBM/Hemi stocker oil pan
 
Chris,
It's a real pain in the ***** to check bearings unless you notch the K member and the bearings need to be checked quite often. I guess if you don't have one of these cars you probably are not aware of that though.
The pan you are recommending is listed as a 4 quart capacity. Do you think that is wise considering the RPM Tom is going to be turning? This is not a warmed over 440 in a street driven Dart.
Tom, If you use one of those pans you are asking for trouble. Take a look at the factory Nascar pans, They are available on ebay once in awhile. You are going to want to notch the K member for clearance no matter which pan you end up buying.
Do not buy one from my buddy in Waldo Florida, He will sell you the ebay one I listed and charge you $300.00 for it. Been there done that. Good luck on your project.

Chris DeGidio 06-30-2013 05:28 PM

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Yep,I have a B-body car and a a-body with 440's.I can pull both pans by dropping the idler arm. Moroso has a 5 qt Hemi pan as does Milodon.

Phillip marvetz 07-03-2013 02:24 AM

Re: BBM/Hemi stocker oil pan
 
What year is your B Body Chris?

Chris DeGidio 07-03-2013 03:30 PM

Re: BBM/Hemi stocker oil pan
 
1970.

GTX JOHN 07-03-2013 03:55 PM

Re: BBM/Hemi stocker oil pan
 
73 and 74 B Body is a Bear to find 6 quart that fits unless you move
engine back a inch or two. Anyone have any experience?

Phillip marvetz 07-04-2013 01:41 AM

Re: BBM/Hemi stocker oil pan
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Chris DeGidio (Post 389214)
1970.

Assuming that you have had it down the track what RPM are you turning it to?

Chris DeGidio 07-04-2013 12:55 PM

Re: BBM/Hemi stocker oil pan
 
68-7000 when we used to race it..why??

Phillip marvetz 07-04-2013 01:47 PM

Re: BBM/Hemi stocker oil pan
 
Well because a Hemi needs to be spun over 8000rpm and I doubt a 5 quart pan has enough capacity. Also the 62-65 K member is different than the later model units which brings us back to the fact that Toms K member is going to have to be notched so the oil pan will fit therefore he should just get the larger capacity unit and done with it. This is assuming his car has the early K member still installed. It cost at least 20k to build one of these engines and I sure would not recommend he use a stock type 4-5 quart pan.
Tom, Please let us know what you end up using.

Chris DeGidio 07-04-2013 06:31 PM

Re: BBM/Hemi stocker oil pan
 
If it's a stock eliminator car,you can't run more capacity,and that's where I was going with this.

Phillip marvetz 07-05-2013 02:00 AM

Re: BBM/Hemi stocker oil pan
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Chris DeGidio (Post 389395)
If it's a stock eliminator car,you can't run more capacity,and that's where I was going with this.

Oh, Wow. I have no response for that.

Jeff Lee 07-05-2013 03:22 AM

Re: BBM/Hemi stocker oil pan
 
There's a whole lotta Stockers that can go 8,000+/- RPM and they are supposedly using the factory pans per the rule book. And I don't see in the rule book that you can notch the k-frame because why would you need to if you were running the stock pan, per the rules?
And if 5 quarts isn't enough, the rulebook does allow the use of an Accu-Sump. Or maybe 3 quarts in the pan, 1 quart or so in the filter and 3 quarts in the Accu-Sump...:eek:

Chris DeGidio 07-05-2013 03:31 PM

Re: BBM/Hemi stocker oil pan
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Phillip marvetz (Post 389449)
Oh, Wow. I have no response for that.

Good.

Jeff Lee 07-12-2013 01:45 AM

Re: BBM/Hemi stocker oil pan
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Jeff Lee (Post 389450)
There's a whole lotta Stockers that can go 8,000+/- RPM and they are supposedly using the factory pans per the rule book. And I don't see in the rule book that you can notch the k-frame because why would you need to if you were running the stock pan, per the rules?
And if 5 quarts isn't enough, the rulebook does allow the use of an Accu-Sump. Or maybe 3 quarts in the pan, 1 quart or so in the filter and 3 quarts in the Accu-Sump...:eek:

My bad....you CAN notch the k-frame for oil pan removal. Must re-enforce the area removed.

Larry Hill 07-16-2013 08:39 AM

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Over fill the pan and use an accumulator to bring oil level down. My engine has never seen 8000 rpm, in fact I have a 9000 rpm tach. and the top third of it is never used.


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