best LSX 454 wet sump oil pan???

[KB Camaro]

i'm swapping to a LSX 454 in my 67 camaro and wanted to ask members what there opinion is of the best wet sump pan is out on the market? anyone have issues with a specific pan? any info is greatly appreciated. Here are the 3 most popular pans i've found so far.



Holley has the LS retrofit oil pan--6 quart capacity with filter but no windage tray
http://www.jegs.com/i/Holley/510/302-1/10002/-1
Moroso has LS oil pan--6.5 quart capacity with filter and windage tray
http://www.jegs.com/i/Moroso/710/21150/10002/-1
Milodon has a LS oil pan--7 quart capacity with filter and windbag tray
http://www.jegs.com/i/Milodon/697/30915K1/10002/-1

[chichirone]

I used an Autokraft pan on my LSX454 in a 1969 Camaro.

http://www.autokraft.org/products/

[KB Camaro]

I used an Autokraft pan on my LSX454 in a 1969 Camaro.

http://www.autokraft.org/products/

thanks, looks like a great setup. so with the filter is it a 6 quart pan?

[gray86hach]

The steel moroso pans work great also

Tim

[KB Camaro]

Thanks, I also found this one. I guess the best options have trap doors and windage treys to keep oil going to the pick up tube in high speed turns.
https://www.cantonracingproducts.com...E-BAFFLED-PAN/

[MattG]

I used an Autokraft pan on my LSX454 in a 1969 Camaro.

http://www.autokraft.org/products/

Nothing but great reviews for this pan, wish I had gone with it. I have the Mast pan, no troubles yet, but baffling isn't near as good.

[CarlC]

The Speedtech (formerly ATS) is also a great pan but does require a remote filter.

[KB Camaro]

it seems like a lot of owners are liking the autokraft pan, but is anyone concerned about a total 6 quart capacity with a high revving 454?

[KB Camaro]

I used an Autokraft pan on my LSX454 in a 1969 Camaro.

http://www.autokraft.org/products/

did you add a windage tray to the pan?

[killer69]

The Speedtech (formerly ATS) is also a great pan but does require a remote filter.

Yea what He said.
There are a couple advantages to the Remote filter. We use a standard Chevy filter so it is probably twice the filtering area, which will allow for a higher flow rate with less restriction. We also have a complete kit available with the mount an fitting and hose we include a K&N filter this takes the guess work out. The remote mount also has the ports on it to plumb a cooler. That is a big advantage. It uses -12 hose, I think the Moroso uses -10 on their remote pan. That equals about 20% more flow capability.
The pan itself is fully Tig welded in house, pressure tested, and powder coated. Comes with all Stainless studs and flanged lock nuts, aluminum windage tray, the baffles are STANDARD as is the pick up tube. You can use the factory windage tray as well. If you actually price out a comparable pan (if there is one) the pricing is right in line.