Aftermarket oil pan...
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Aftermarket oil pan...
Are there any for our cars? I'm buying a new one next week and found the OEM one for $146. Any idea where I can get a NEW but aftermarket oil pan that fits up? I need one for the re-routing of my oil drain tube coming out of the turbo... Kinda fixing up a lot of problems I had with the initial install. Thanks guys...
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yeah. . I didn't think of that before. Seems like an interesting idea.
Not to mention keeping higher quality oil keeps the filter good longer, and keeps the pump working longer too suppose. Nice.
Dunno how much it helps, but works in theory .
Not to mention keeping higher quality oil keeps the filter good longer, and keeps the pump working longer too suppose. Nice.
Dunno how much it helps, but works in theory .
Well high performance engines actually rely on them.But for our cars it's just a safe guard just like an oil cooler.Basically anything we add like that is just ensuring us longer engine life with less problems.So for someone like me who will probobly never get to trade in my car and get an RSX (thanks wife!),I'll just keep my car for like 10+ years and keep building it up.
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Rep Power: 414 This 7thgen uses the Moroso Oil pan.....hehee.............
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hell no on the swap...geez the swap cost 7-10k to do which is alot more than i'd have to spend in simply trading in my civic and buying a RSX (better car and better engine).If i end up keeping mine i'm just gonna build my engine over the long run,im not into swaps to such.
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Rep Power: 328 yea im stronly leaning towards the turbo shortblock from dh, and I'll want to get the head ported... only issue is my axle not breaking...
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Rep Power: 0 junkyard oil pan = like $20... damn.. i get em from honda for like $45... but i get cost.. LOL.. i almost bought a new one before turbo install, but decided i could trust myself to do right the first time,.,, you REALLY screwed yours up huh?
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Rep Power: 328 the flange was installed in the wrong spot, not too bad but I'd rather fix everything all at once...
future, if i paypal u cash can you buy the pan and ship it to me? im guessing it will be a lot cheaper that way. lemme know, thanks
future, if i paypal u cash can you buy the pan and ship it to me? im guessing it will be a lot cheaper that way. lemme know, thanks
yeah it would actually be better for those people who autocross,because with a dry sump oil system the oil doesnt slosh around and cause potential probelms like a wet sump does...just something to keep in mind!
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