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96gtchinook 10-16-2007 08:04 PM

RE: vortech oiling pan tap question
 
That's BA , thanks ghost rider awesome info looks alot easier and a better product than my crappy old 1996 oil pan.

GhostRider02GT 10-16-2007 09:35 PM

RE: vortech oiling pan tap question
 
you betcha:DI saw that pan and Im considering getting one for my bolt onN/A gt anyway. Just for the simple thing that it holds more oil and doesnt eat drain plugs like stock ford pans do, lol

racer02GTstang 10-16-2007 10:46 PM

RE: vortech oiling pan tap question
 
the MMR pan will not fit without a k member upgrade... i still have my stock pan laying around with the hole already there for the tap... but you could almost take yours off and do it. i tapped mine with it on the car.

GhostRider02GT 10-16-2007 10:59 PM

RE: vortech oiling pan tap question
 

ORIGINAL: racer02GTstang

the MMR pan will not fit without a k member upgrade... i still have my stock pan laying around with the hole already there for the tap... but you could almost take yours off and do it. i tapped mine with it on the car.
howd you figure that out?

racer02GTstang 10-16-2007 11:03 PM

RE: vortech oiling pan tap question
 
it says it in the instructions to the pan and also if you call mmr they will tell you.. they say you can do that or cut notch's in your stock k member, but i really dont think that sounds safe just from how much more flex it will have in the steel from it.

GhostRider02GT 10-16-2007 11:18 PM

RE: vortech oiling pan tap question
 
oh ok, I just read the description and it says nothing of Kmember, they should put that in the description and also learn how to spell "guages" lol

racer02GTstang 10-16-2007 11:29 PM

RE: vortech oiling pan tap question
 
yea its deep and comes forward some. i have a silver one on mine. looks good

trickdriller 10-17-2007 06:36 AM

RE: vortech oiling pan tap question
 
Hey racer02GTstang, I was wondering, how does your car do on the street with stage 3 heads and cams? I'm doing some forward thinking and I have heard the even Stage 2 is hard to deal with on the street. Is your car strictly driven on the track or do you drive it on the road with that setup? If on the road, how does the engine act at stop lights and such?

As for this whole tapping thing, someone gave me the idea to take the pan out and have a professional weld the valve where I need it. That sounds like a winner because I can ensure that no metal is in the pan AND the seal is as good as it will ever get. I llike that idea and I think that's what I'm going with. 96gtchinook, might be something worth looking int.

trickdriller 10-17-2007 06:38 AM

RE: vortech oiling pan tap question
 
Also, what fuel pump are you going with? I am having the hardest time finding a straight answer from people as to which one will work, which one wont work and which one is good/bad. I have been told to get the Focus pump, but then I've been told it wont work for the 97's. What are you going with?

96gtchinook 10-17-2007 07:07 AM

RE: vortech oiling pan tap question
 
thanks trickdriller sounds like a good idea on the oil pan, i saw that they did that for the threads on the MMR oil pan. As for fuel pump I think either the holley 255 lph will work or ford racing's 255 lph( off cobras) will work. Somebody else's input would be great about this as well.


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