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Old 09-09-2014, 12:04 PM   #576
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Re: Porterbuilt Dropmember

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I like this idea!
The challenge with this concept is there is limited room to begin with at the rack/pan and the engine to firewall clearance.

We have made some adjustable mounts in the past, and have no problem doing so as a per request item at an additional charge, but have no plans to offer them standard as part of the kit.

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Old 09-09-2014, 12:12 PM   #577
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Re: Porterbuilt Dropmember

Maybe if the Holley pan works,... PBFAB could become an "authorized dealer" for them,...
and include them in a kit with the LS style Dropmember mounts.
Would this help resolve the issues of the various LS style oil pans?
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Old 09-09-2014, 12:19 PM   #578
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Maybe if the Holley pan works,... PBFAB could become an "authorized dealer" for them,...
and include them in a kit with the LS style Dropmember mounts.
Would this help resolve the issues of the various LS style oil pans?
Funny you should say......

In the works.

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Old 09-15-2014, 10:01 PM   #579
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PB got some love on Gas Monkey Garage Your killin' it Nate, congrats. I recognized your work when it was still in the box
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Re: Porterbuilt Dropmember

Is there any clearance differences between the mild and and extreme dm and pan/rack? I'm planning on running the mild when funds allow but just about ready to pull the trigger on the Holley pan.
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Is there any clearance differences between the mild and and extreme dm and pan/rack? I'm planning on running the mild when funds allow but just about ready to pull the trigger on the Holley pan.
There is MUCH more room on the Mild variation. The truck pan's sump is a little too deep to where it hangs below the frame, but at the rack there is no issue.

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Old 09-16-2014, 11:23 AM   #582
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PB got some love on Gas Monkey Garage Your killin' it Nate, congrats. I recognized your work when it was still in the box
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Have to admit.... it was pretty cool seeing our stuff being installed on television!!!

DVRd the episode and will have it playing on a loop at the house for weeks to come!

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Old 09-16-2014, 11:39 AM   #583
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There is MUCH more room on the Mild variation. The truck pan's sump is a little too deep to where it hangs below the frame, but at the rack there is no issue.

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Thanks Nate! Just for clarification, if I order the Holley 302-2 pan I'll be good with a Mild DM?
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Thanks Nate! Just for clarification, if I order the Holley 302-2 pan I'll be good with a Mild DM?
Yes. It will fit with the Mild DM.

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Thanks!

Have to admit.... it was pretty cool seeing our stuff being installed on television!!!

DVRd the episode and will have it playing on a loop at the house for weeks to come!

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Definitely was cool to see!! Was hoping they were going full PB Coilover. Anyway, congrats!!
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Definitely was cool to see!! Was hoping they were going full PB Coilover. Anyway, congrats!!
There's always another truck to build. Maybe one of these days they will do our full suspension on one of their trucks!

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Definitely was cool to see!! Was hoping they were going full PB Coilover. Anyway, congrats!!
Yeah, when I saw that box pop open, I told my wife, "OOOOOHHHHHHHH, that's a PorterBuilt piece!!!". She wasn't nearly as impressed...
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Re: Porterbuilt Dropmember

Ive looked at the F body oil pan and the Holley oil pan. It seems that the Holley is 2 inches shorter in height. Is this helpful with the extreme drop member? Just curious, because the holley runs 350 and need to buy extra stuff versus the f body at 150 with everything.
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Ive looked at the F body oil pan and the Holley oil pan. It seems that the Holley is 2 inches shorter in height. Is this helpful with the extreme drop member? Just curious, because the holley runs 350 and need to buy extra stuff versus the f body at 150 with everything.
Do me a favor and post up some links to the pans so I can look at them and make sure to give any info on "additional" items.

The F-body pan does require a new pick up tube, but the windage tray can be modified to work.

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Here is the link to the summit page where I got my info
http://www.summitracing.com/search?S...word=oil%20pan

below are the two pans. Both on the link above

Chevrolet Performance 19212593 - Chevrolet Performance Musclecar Oil Pan Kits
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I may be wrong, but the F-body pan depth is only 5" per this diagram...

http://southernperformancesystems.co...imensions.html

This link has the dimensions of just about all the pans for this particular application...
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Re: Porterbuilt Dropmember

This is what I got on my Gen V from Jegs:

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Oil Pan 1991-96 Big Block Chevy Gen V/Gen VI
4-Quart Sump Depth: 8.03"
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I am in the process of finishing the motor. Once that is done then I will go on to doing the Porterbuilt DM. My goal is to lay frame and I am hoping this pan will work. Take care.

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Here's what I am going to do.... Over the next several days I will put together a write up that shows which pans we recommend and what components will be needed for the conversion. This is something I have been working on for the site (just been waiting for our wholesale account to be approved so that we can sell the parts straight off our site).

I will make sure to get some good info together!

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Do me a favor and post up some links to the pans so I can look at them and make sure to give any info on "additional" items.

The F-body pan does require a new pick up tube, but the windage tray can be modified to work.

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Question about my Mild DM motor mounts...

I have the SBC mounts (new in packaging) but I'm contemplating putting the 468 out of Chubby into Walt. What mods are involved in going to BBC...or anyone interested in trading .

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Question about my Mild DM motor mounts...

I have the SBC mounts (new in packaging) but I'm contemplating putting the 468 out of Chubby into Walt. What mods are involved in going to BBC...or anyone interested in trading .

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The SBC and BBC for the Mild are the same mount. Just a matter of bolting in the new motor!

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The SBC and BBC for the Mild are the same mount. Just a matter of bolting in the new motor!

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Thanks Nate...you're the man.

I thought they would be the same too, but I saw on your website that the pulldown had SBC, BBC, or LS, so I wanted to clarify.

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Just another extreme drop member pic. Finally got it rust protected and installed. Great product Nate and your welders are flawless!
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