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Old 03-08-2012, 03:03 PM
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What is a good after market oil pan that will fit in my '78 Vette? I am building a big cam sb350 full hydraulic roller.
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guess it depends on what you intend to with the car, street, drag racing, road racing, some sort of combo?
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Mostly just cruising the streets, but I am sure to have the pedal to the floor quite often as well
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