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Who fabricates the best aluminum oil pans? Stefs or Canton?

If an existing pan clears obstacles, keeps the pick up covered in liquid oil, and keeps the oil out of the way of rotating parts you should happy. To accomplish that mine has side kick out, rear kick out, trap doors, baffles, windage screen, swinging pick up, and a closely fit crank scraper. It also has the necessary drag link pass thru. Sets about 2 1/2” below the K-frame so it wouldn’t be very street friendly. It’s ugly. It’s heavy (aluminum). It has welded up holes from connecting rod and other shrapnel exits. But it checks off the three boxes mentioned. It also doesn’t leak a drop.
Doug
 
The morose pan above I have on my 69 charger with a hemi 2nd gen . The drag link hits pan when turned all the way right and left haven’t figured out what I need to do to fix it FYI
They make an offset drag link just for this reason to clear the pan. I forgot the manufacturers name though.
 
Charlies also, not sure what you want, but it ain't cheap

 
Kevko Racing Oil pans, ain't cheap

 
I have this pan. Canton. Was made for a 69 dodge r/t convertible. 440 six pac 4 speed. Motor was only run on a run stand. Kim

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