oil pans

[cooplineman]

which is better the one inch pans or the 2 inch pans? what about a pan that comes withthe swivel pickup? what about the ones that dont come with a swivel?

[GOT BOOST]

Street or Track only?

[jchuckabee]

Don't buy one without a swinging pickup period good way to burn a motor.

[cooplineman]

I'm lookin for one that is both street and strip whatever is better? Why would they sell em without swivel pickup if it would hurt the motor not havin one?

[jchuckabee]

Go with 2 inch pan on the street. Oil doesn't stay in one spot it moves forward while braking rear under accelleration your pickup needs to do the same.

[GOT BOOST]

X2 2" for the street and make sure it has a pickup with a swivel.

[Bim28]

Can you run a 1" oil pan on the street? It has a swivel pickup tube.

[Chet]

The Koenig 2 inch oil pans with the swivel oil pickup have been copied by numerous people but are still the best in my opinion.

Chet

[StuckinIRAQ]

PM Zook and buy a 2" pan from him. I've used 4 of his, on busa's and 1000s and the swivel never broke and they all have been on the motors for several years now. No failures! Great price and great person to buy from.

[kgbusa68]

PM Zook and buy a 2" pan from him. I've used 4 of his, on busa's and 1000s and the swivel never broke and they all have been on the motors for several years now. No failures! Great price and great person to buy from.

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[04Busa175]

While you guys are on the subject, I just got a 1.5' oil pan with swivel pick up and I was told to get an oil pan baffle. I tried to install it last night and the baffle got in the way of the swivel. Is this common ? The baffle functions as the oil pan gasket as well and I'm wondering if I could trim it so the swivel swings freely. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

[nitsuj]

yes you may just need to trim the baffle a little.
justin