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Possible to bottom out on the oil pan with a spacer?

Originally Posted by Mitco39 You pan is the lowest part of the car? You must have a thick spacer on it. Even with the spacer supplied with BPs kit mine

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Old 07-07-2014, 10:53 AM   #10 (permalink)
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You pan is the lowest part of the car? You must have a thick spacer on it. Even with the spacer supplied with BPs kit mine is still tucked up a bit from the bracing under the car. I mean its possible to hit it but you would have definitely know it.
The lowest point of my car is by far the crossover pipe that runs under the transmission (also running the BP kit).
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