Charlie's oil pans
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Charlie's oil pans
powerstrokeace May 21st 2013, 9:10 pm
Guy's just wondering who use's them and what kind of price they go for. Lost a rod in the Canton pan and not sure if its repairable. just wanting a box style pan for a Dragster
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Re: Charlie's oil pans
cool40 May 21st 2013, 9:35 pm
x2,i like mine ok just make sure you have room for itbbf-falcon wrote:Get w/Lem.
they deeep! i think he can get one made how you need it. 
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Re: Charlie's oil pans
Lem Evans May 23rd 2013, 12:07 am
powerstrokeace wrote:Guy's just wondering who use's them and what kind of price they go for. Lost a rod in the Canton pan and not sure if its repairable. just wanting a box style pan for a Dragster
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I.m.o. a big pan with a rear sump is best. A typical pan to my spec. is 9" at the rear sump but could be 8-1/2" or 8-3/4" if need be. The truck pull stuff is generally 9-1/2"- 10".
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Re: Charlie's oil pans
bruno May 23rd 2013, 6:14 am
one of the best investments you will make ....... compared to a off the shelf deal these customs pans are cheap !!!!
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KY JELLY May 23rd 2013, 6:58 am
I got an extra pan ,pump pickup off my p51 wetsump i might let go of .
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richter69 May 23rd 2013, 8:12 am
Lem Evans wrote:powerstrokeace wrote:Guy's just wondering who use's them and what kind of price they go for. Lost a rod in the Canton pan and not sure if its repairable. just wanting a box style pan for a Dragster
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I.m.o. a big pan with a rear sump is best. A typical pan to my spec. is 9" at the rear sump but could be 8-1/2" or 8-3/4" if need be. The truck pull stuff is generally 9-1/2"- 10".
I need a 7" rear sump lol.
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Re: Charlie's oil pans
powerstrokeace May 23rd 2013, 8:28 am
For some reason I'm not getting emails on this subject. Lem I need to call you some time this week.
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Re: Charlie's oil pans
Lem Evans May 23rd 2013, 10:17 am
KY JELLY wrote:I got an extra pan ,pump pickup off my p51 wetsump i might let go of .
Randy's actual pan installed. He now has a drysump system.
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Re: Charlie's oil pans
powerstrokeace May 23rd 2013, 10:47 am
So will that work on a pipe rack with a DRE diaper on it?
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Lem Evans May 23rd 2013, 11:09 am
i guess it'd depend on the diaper. The guys around here use a tray instead on the r.e.d.
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