Would You Like An Upgraded Aluminum Oil Pan For Th
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Originally Posted by DomLee' date='Oct 15 2003, 09:03 AM
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Regarding the links you provided,
The first one: "Fits Mazda 13B Rotary Engines used in Mazda RX-3 & RX-4 models; several rotary engine conversions including 1981-84 Toyota Starlet, 1964-83 Toyota Corolla, 1971-73 Datsun 1200 & others with little or no crossmember modifications; also tube chassis cars"
The second one: "Fits 1974-85 Mazda 13B Rotary Engines used in tube chassis cars and other cars without a crossmember located under engine (check dimensions for clearance)"
No specific mention as to whether these will fit an FC.
Maybe Moroso doesn't make an oil pan to fit the FC?
Regarding the links you provided,
The first one: "Fits Mazda 13B Rotary Engines used in Mazda RX-3 & RX-4 models; several rotary engine conversions including 1981-84 Toyota Starlet, 1964-83 Toyota Corolla, 1971-73 Datsun 1200 & others with little or no crossmember modifications; also tube chassis cars"
The second one: "Fits 1974-85 Mazda 13B Rotary Engines used in tube chassis cars and other cars without a crossmember located under engine (check dimensions for clearance)"
No specific mention as to whether these will fit an FC.
Maybe Moroso doesn't make an oil pan to fit the FC?
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Did some checking around and the pan that was said to possibly fit the FC doesn't. Has anybody gotten any new news about this topic? I'd realy like one of these for my TII, especially one that doesn't cause me to have to cut my crossmember.
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From: Vernon, CT
I am still interested, are these going to be produced??
BY the way for those of you that think you need to pull you engine to pull the oil pan, you don't need to pull you engine. I found much more easy way.
BY the way for those of you that think you need to pull you engine to pull the oil pan, you don't need to pull you engine. I found much more easy way.
