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02-07-2022, 06:08 AM

t walgamuth t walgamuth is offline

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I would not drive a car which has the oil pan and or bell housing flange lower than the main frame. IOW if I wanted to buy such a car I would have a plan to correct the deficiency and the money to do it.

I know a lot of Cobra guys seem to feel this idea is for wusses, but why have a car that requires thought all the time to avoid damaging the pan. I recommend finding a car that has it all tucked up inside the frame where it belongs.

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