I heard i need to use a 1970 mustang 302 oil pan for my 89 5.0 swap into my 87 325is correct ?
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It needs to be a front sump pan, which you'll still need to modify (make sure it's steel, unless you're set-up to weld aluminum). Not sure what year Mustang that would have been for, but shoudln't be too hard to figure out. Tip: Use a one piece oil pan gasket.sigpicComment
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http://www.r3vlimited.com/board/atta...1&d=1407641553 just got this!! hopefully start my 5.0 swap!!;DComment
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My thread might be worth checking out as I've done things a bit differently.Comment
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Hmmm.. never heard of it being done. I'm sure it could work, but the issue'd be that the pickup would still be in the front. Oil wouldn't transfer unless you were doing some seriously hard braking and it'd slosh over into the rear sump under heavy acceleration - at least that's my take on it.Comment
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At the lowest point i've got about a fist height but thats directly inline with the front wheels so not too bad but that also depends on wheel size and ride height. Only thing with my build is that its intention is %80 track use.
I've tried a rear pick up sump(which is different to what you mentioned), that didn't work because the rear sump length needed to be around 70mm and the pick up is around 90mm.Comment
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Sup !!! A friend and i are doing a 5.0 swap into a 87 325is also. Your not that far from where i work. The car is in lake elsinore where the swap is being done.Your signature picture has been removed since it contained the Photobucket "upgrade your account" image.
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