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Tech Talk => Engine Mechanical / Electrical => Topic started by: hydraslide22 on August 14, 2009, 07:01:57 AM

Title: Oil Pan for 460BB
Post by: hydraslide22 on August 14, 2009, 07:01:57 AM
Looking to freshin up the engine this winter. Wanting to know what is the best oil pan and pump combo for a ford 460BB. I have a 1977 tahiti Jet currently with a 10 qt pan.
Title: Re: Oil Pan for 460BB
Post by: electrowoman on August 14, 2009, 07:41:15 AM
Armondo's racing oil pans
915-849-7622  office
email aroilpans@aol.com

Super nice people to deal with and look at the differance between the Milodon disaster and Armondos

Armondos comes with the pickup.  Milodon was extra.

Milodon caused an oil pressure drop at 4000+ rpms.  No one from milodon knows why and it doesn't happen on all engines?????

I never had an issue with Armondos pan, I don't work for them nor know them personally.
This is in hopes it saves one person from going through the crap I did with the Milodon pan.  Thank
God my engine wasn't damaged with the milodon pans issues.

This isn't to say there aren't other excellent pans out there.  I'm just trying to steer you to one of them.

Title: Re: Oil Pan for 460BB
Post by: sturat 514 on August 14, 2009, 08:20:55 AM
I am a fan of Basset pans myself. I have a Basset 14 quart
Title: Re: Oil Pan for 460BB
Post by: Sleeper CP 19 on August 14, 2009, 05:13:21 PM
Are you looking for a front or rear pick-up ? And what's your budget. You can spend $300 or $1,000.

Had a 460 yrs ago that had a front pick up ran great never an issue with the baffles they installed.

Have run a Milodon edit> It's a simple Dooley with two baffles, on the 565 since '93 rear pick-up never a problem. Relativley inexpensive compaired to the Steph's I just purchased. 

As far as oil pumps go a the Mellings pumps are good. Their Hi-Per pumps are very good , but the new Jon Kaase pump is the best "stock" style pump on the market. You can get it front or rear pick-up.

S CP  ;D
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