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    1. #1
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      ATS oil pan dimensions

      Does anyone have an ATS pan they can take a few measurements on for me? I need the frontal dimensions of it .l

      Tony L


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      Tony, I have one on an LS2 and it's on my lift right now. What dimensions do you need?
      Mike Holleman

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      If you have the car on a lift I need the height of the pan above the centerlink the part you would be looking at if you were face to face with the balancer. Also the height toward the sides where the pan rolls up toward the rail. thanks Mike I really appreciate it
      Tony L

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      The dimension that is marked 2 1/4 in this picture and the dimension at the ends where it tapers up. So on your pan it would be shorter on the sides than in the center.
      Tony L

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      Tony,

      I can't measure mine right now, but this picture is in a 69 Chevelle Frame. I have not seen any that are shorter in height than the ATS. I think if it was any shorter you would not fit windage tray in there.

      Tom
      1969 Chevelle

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      Tony, The pan is 1 7/8" deep front center. Same all the way across the front. 8 1/2 inches wide in front. The corners are cut away diagonally, 3/8" in and up. I'll attach a pic but the pan is black and a bit hard to see. As you will see I'm not on a stock chassis and using a rack and pinion. It is however an Abody from there up. Hope this helps.

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      Thanks for the quick replys guys I appreciate it.
      Tony L

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      Quote Originally Posted by 70 Chevelle
      Thanks for the quick replys guys I appreciate it.
      Glad to help.




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