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Old 02-28-2006, 08:15 AM
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Hi all,

We just released our new LSx oil pan. Anyone looking to install an LS series
engine in a first gen Camaro/Firebird/Nova or Chevelle this pan bolts right up.
It comes with a Billet Aluminum oil filter adapter and custom pickup.

This pan is a quality piece and does not require any frame mods and clears the factory steering linkage.

It is a road race style pan with kickouts featuring a 4-way trap door design so there is no worries of oil pressure loss during hard acceleration, braking or cornering.

Also, coming soon is our custom Billet aluminum adapter plates for LSx swaps into F-body & A-bodies.

More details coming soon!

Check out our site for details at www.autokraft.org

Any question feel free to e-mail me at [email protected] or call 715-874-5921

Kurt

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Old 02-28-2006, 10:53 AM
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The parts look really nice Kurt, good luck with the sales of them.

Any plans for a longtube header that works with your motor plates?

Edit: have you posted this over at www.LS1tech.com ?
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Nice pan guys! How is the depth compared to a stock F-body pan?
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Old 02-28-2006, 01:29 PM
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Thanks for the compliments guys,

Ryan,

The Hooker long tubes work with our plates.

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Payton,

The depth of the pan is the same as the stock pan.


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Thanks for the compliments guys,

Ryan,

The Hooker long tubes work with our plates.

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Payton,

The depth of the pan is the same as the stock pan.


Thanks, Kurt
I already have the S&P plates installed. Is there any way you know if the Hookers will clear with my plates? I think the Hookers (and yours) set the engine forward from S&P??
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I already have the S&P plates installed. Is there any way you know if the Hookers will clear with my plates? I think the Hookers (and yours) set the engine forward from S&P??

Ryan, Thats a good question. I have never used anyone elses plates (S&P) so I don't really know where they position their setup.We always machined our own. Our plates set the engine back near the firewall and the Hooker long tubes work perfectly. I know Hooker makes mounts to use in conjunction with their headers but I don't know what they look like and we (at the time) had already had our plates machined so I just decided to try it and it fit perfect.

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WOW, that is a very nice piece
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