Deep oli pan?

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  1. superlead76

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    Does anyone know who makes a deep oil pan for a 302 in a Maverick?
     
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    PaulS Member extrordiare

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    Almos any maker that has a deep - front sump as long as it is no wider than the space between the frame mounts.
     
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    milodon and the pickup that goes with it. should fit through the crossmember without a problem (in theory, since we haven't installed the motor yet)

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    The Milodon will fit with no problem! Been there done that. Nice pan.
     
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    I use a moroso pan.Fits great.:)
     
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  6. Joe Dirt

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    i used a ebay T sump pan fit great and was nice quality for the money
     
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    This looks like the same one I have. Fits great! (y)

    Part # for pan is MIL-30925
    Pick up is MIL-18375
     
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    Got it! Thanks!
     
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    I've used both a Milodon and a generic e-bay pan. Although both worked, it was easier to install the motor with the Milodon pan. It wasn't quite as wide.
     
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    I have used both the Milodon 30925 and a Moroso deep sump.
     
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  11. Maverick Man

    Maverick Man The Original Maverick Man

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    ditto!!! ^^^ that will fit... same one i have.
     
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