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05-18-2015, 01:29 AM
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forgot the dipstick tube
already put on the windage tray, so i guess it has to come off. looking at this picture from Red Coupes thread, i would say there is no other way. crap.
 . i have two tubes that are almost the same. they are not nearly as long as the one in Red's picture here. they came from a 400 and a 455. both are the short ones that dont need to be pressed into the block thank God. have an Ames catolog sitting here i am guessing one's angle is 39 degrees and the other is 52, ( page 227). i used the full windage tray. dont remember which engine it came off. anybody know which tube goes with a full windage tray?
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