For Sale: Caton road race oil pan 7qt for 351W front sump

[aka Mylai Tran]

SOLD SOLD SOLD $200 USED Oil Pan, Road Race, Steel, Gold Iridited, 7 qt., Front Sump, Ford, Small Block, 351

http://www.summitracing.com/parts/CTR-15-680S/?rtype=7

shipped from 89148

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Stacy

702 423-3472

Brand Canton Racing Products
Manufacturer's Part Number 15-680S
Part Type Oil Pans, Individual
Product Line Canton Racing Road Race Series Wet Sump Oil Pans
Summit Racing Part Number CTR-15-680S

Sump Style Wet
Oil Pan Capacity 7 quarts
Oil Pan Depth (in) 8.000 in.
Oil Pan Material Steel
Oil Pan Finish Gold iridited
Sump Location Front
Baffled Yes
Kicked Out Yes
Kickout Position Driver and passenger side
Stroker Clearanced Yes
Maximum Stroke with OE Rod 4.000 in.
Dipstick Provision Yes
Dipstick Location Passenger side
Windage Tray Included No
Pickup Included No
Crank Scraper Included Yes
Drain Plug Thread Size 1/2-20 in.
Gaskets Included No
Hardware Included No
Quantity Sold individually.
Notes System capacity is 8 quarts, which is oil pan capacity plus filter. Pan mounted dipstick. Designed to fit most front sump production chassis. Only 12 in. wide for Cobra kit cars. May not fit 4WD models due to the oil pan kickout.


These road race series oil pans feature Canton Racing's competition baffling system with trap door baffles and directional runners. This system is designed to flow oil to the pickup compartment and control it during turns, acceleration, and braking. Each of these pans includes a crank scraper and windage tray combo designed to maximize power. They catch oil spray coming off of the crankshaft and prevent it from bouncing back onto the rotating assembly and/or bolt-in slosh baffles to control oil slosh. Canton Racing road race series oil pans feature a wide, low-profile sump for maximum oil capacity and ground clearance. They include provisions for an optional pan mounted dipstick, a magnetic drain plug, and in most pan applications, an oil temperature fitting.

[Matstng]

Stacy,
Does this pan stay above the frame rails? Do you know the height?
I've heard some of these pans hang low.

Matt

[aka Mylai Tran]

It did not hang below the frame rails on my ffr mk3.1

they make this pan just for cobra kit cars as stated on summit racing info that i cut and pasted to my ad.

Cheers

Stacy

[MPTech]

Would this pan work on a 302?

[MPTech]

Nevermind, looks like it only fits "Ford small block Windsor" '69 = '82.

Thanks!