Windage Tray
#5
RE: Windage Tray
A windage tray is a tray that sits in between your oil pan and your crank. It attaches to the mainbolts and protects the crank from oil splashing onto the crank when you hit the gas. I have one but I couldn't tell you if it actually does anything because I added everything on my car at once so I wouldn't be able to tell. But I have a friend with a 351W who put one on and he said it made a difference big time.
#6
RE: Windage Tray
windage trays are usually either found in the oil pan as in alot of older chevys or bolted on to the main caps and keep the oil from slinging onto the crankshaft, also eliminating any foaming of the oil from slinging around. Can they pick up signifigant HP? Most definately. On my 500 inch big blocks they are mandatory, the big blocks arent the greatest of oiling systems to begin with so when you can control the oil movement and kkep it in the sump instead of slinging around the crank, it helps tremendously
#7
RE: Windage Tray
Well, I thought that oil was supposed to be on your crank? What would it matter if it splashed up? If it is such a bad thing why does it sit right above the oil pan? Just don't know, not trying to ba smart ***.
#8
RE: Windage Tray
ORIGINAL: bsteen81
Well, I thought that oil was supposed to be on your crank? What would it matter if it splashed up? If it is such a bad thing why does it sit right above the oil pan? Just don't know, not trying to ba smart ***.
Well, I thought that oil was supposed to be on your crank? What would it matter if it splashed up? If it is such a bad thing why does it sit right above the oil pan? Just don't know, not trying to ba smart ***.