LLY: Oil drain into pan or valve cover

[thunder550]

Front it is then. Did you guys just trim the plastic wiring bracket that goes across the front of the pan?

 

[Sledhead]

The valve cover worked for me.

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[S Phinney]

Front it is then. Did you guys just trim the plastic wiring bracket that goes across the front of the pan?

I trim it but I also flipped it so it hangs down.

 

[JoshH]

This is on an LBZ, but this is where I put it on the kit I built.

 

[thunder550]

This is on an LBZ, but this is where I put it on the kit I built.

Are those the factory cooler lines? Any clearance issues?

 

[JoshH]

Yes and no.

 

[thunder550]

Decided to do it in the front. The spot on the side I was looking at is right under a bolt, and I'd lose access to it if I put it there.

 

[56taskforce]

That will be nice with the weld on fitting. If not done yet I would try and get it to dump below the windage tray or baffle it to get it under. We don't turn the RPM the gassers do but GM still felt it necessary to use a windage tray.
Are those steel toes LOL?:roflmao:

 

[Muff]

Your floor must be super clean to be cruising around the garage barefoot!

 

[S Phinney]

That will be nice with the weld on fitting. If not done yet I would try and get it to dump below the windage tray or baffle it to get it under. We don't turn the RPM the gassers do but GM still felt it necessary to use a windage tray.
Are those steel toes LOL?

I have had them below and above the windage tray and above works much better. No slow drain problems or leaks at the turbos.

 

[moparkxracer]

Nice pedi

 

[thunder550]

Been awhile since I had my toes done, sorry guys :roflmao: