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The pans are all basically the same, mounting-wise.
The scrapers all mount to the engine not the pan. All the scrapers (factory or factory style) will fit with all the pans. Some of the aftermarket pans may have a scraper as part of the pan setup.
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I'd love to see photos!
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Is there a distinct preference for the full tray over the 3/4 tray? |
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I have an extra 3/4 tray in great shape. I'm going with the full length tray but only because I have it. Stewart
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