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#35
03-21-2017, 09:15 AM
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Waste of time/funds IMHO. You only need one or the other, a good baffled pan or a windage tray. We quit using windage trays here quite a while ago, mostly because of clearance issues and having to shim the aftermarket stuff, and having to custom fit the tube/guide for the dip stick, plus clearance issues at the main cap and stud or cap screw, etc.
Much easier to just buy a good Morroso or Canton pan and forget the windage tray all together.....IMHO.....Cliff
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