Valley Oil Pan at Janine Hall blog

Valley Oil Pan. Our fabricated sheet metal valley pans work great with our aluminum stealth heads, edelbrock rpm heads, trick flow 240's and 270's, or any other. Some people cut up the valley pan when they have the oil line in the valley. I’ve seen 2 ways to install these: Even the cammer gets one, though it is a rare piece. I pulled the manifold off my amx today to install a proflo 4 manifold. I thought i would show my solution. On graveyard cars mark just installs the metal pan and uses rtv on both sides around the intake ports. I am replacing the cam in my 460 and curious what everybody's take is on using a valley pan. I've read many posts about wether or not people use the metal valley pan gaskets or if they just use the intake manifold gaskets, and after reading lots of posts it's pretty clear i will be using the valley pan gasket. The intake is a dual plane edelbrock. The valley pan is positioned atop the valley vent holes for a reason.

5673 Mustang Oil Pans Engine DressUp & Hardware
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The intake is a dual plane edelbrock. Some people cut up the valley pan when they have the oil line in the valley. I’ve seen 2 ways to install these: I thought i would show my solution. Our fabricated sheet metal valley pans work great with our aluminum stealth heads, edelbrock rpm heads, trick flow 240's and 270's, or any other. On graveyard cars mark just installs the metal pan and uses rtv on both sides around the intake ports. The valley pan is positioned atop the valley vent holes for a reason. I've read many posts about wether or not people use the metal valley pan gaskets or if they just use the intake manifold gaskets, and after reading lots of posts it's pretty clear i will be using the valley pan gasket. Even the cammer gets one, though it is a rare piece. I pulled the manifold off my amx today to install a proflo 4 manifold.

5673 Mustang Oil Pans Engine DressUp & Hardware

Valley Oil Pan Some people cut up the valley pan when they have the oil line in the valley. The valley pan is positioned atop the valley vent holes for a reason. I thought i would show my solution. Even the cammer gets one, though it is a rare piece. The intake is a dual plane edelbrock. I've read many posts about wether or not people use the metal valley pan gaskets or if they just use the intake manifold gaskets, and after reading lots of posts it's pretty clear i will be using the valley pan gasket. I am replacing the cam in my 460 and curious what everybody's take is on using a valley pan. Some people cut up the valley pan when they have the oil line in the valley. I’ve seen 2 ways to install these: I pulled the manifold off my amx today to install a proflo 4 manifold. Our fabricated sheet metal valley pans work great with our aluminum stealth heads, edelbrock rpm heads, trick flow 240's and 270's, or any other. On graveyard cars mark just installs the metal pan and uses rtv on both sides around the intake ports.

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