Self-Built oil pan
Why doesn't he just media blast them? Literally took me less than 10 mins to blast 2 layers of paint off my pan. Also leaves a much nicer surface finish for powdercoat to adhere.
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Anyone else want to join? So far I’m the only committed one lol. Kaj do you have any hook up on oil pan? I heard the Evo’s have double walls so best to use new pan just Incase there are hidden metal shavings
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OH, those. I've cleaned the HELL out of a pan but could't get the finer particles out from in between one of the baffles and the pan surface. I tried for a week LOL.
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An EvoM member by the screen name of ace75 has asked to buy two pans. That means he only needs one more for an order. Feel free to contact him. If it works out, let me know and I'll forward your info to the guy that makes these. If anyone that has bought one can chime in, that would be nice.
Again: I make no money off these, in fact it cost me $20-40 per order, but I don't mind helping.
Again: I make no money off these, in fact it cost me $20-40 per order, but I don't mind helping.
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Joined: Mar 2006
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From: Fresno, CA
No problem, dude. To be honest, I never heard back from anyone, so I wasn't sure how well they went over LOL. I'll let Matt know. He'll be stoked. I've seen a huge improvement in temps and pressure has been better than expected. Definitely worth the cash. FWIW I paid a LOT for mine. They are cheaper, now that he has the CAD files all set up.









Thanks to kaj for doing a favor to the Evo community.