Oil pan for a Getrag box.
Oil pan for a Getrag box.
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kylemrushall

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1,922 posts

233 months

Wednesday 12th December 2007
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Hi

I was just wondering if anyone has the correct part number for the sump required for fitment with a Getrag Trans. I have just taken delivery of my new engine and the starter motor wont fit with the sump (morosso) that is fitted!!


crafty

2,291 posts

266 months

Thursday 13th December 2007
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You'll need to tell people what engine you have to get an answer

kylemrushall

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1,922 posts

233 months

Thursday 13th December 2007
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SBC

Graham-P

1,548 posts

275 months

Thursday 13th December 2007
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Hi Kyle,
I have sent you mail. I think this is the pan that I ordered will check tonight when I get home.

http://www.cantonracingproducts.com./pans/road_rac...



I do know that you fit the starter motor to the adaptor plate first before mounting the plate to the engine. There is restricted access between the adaptor plate and the sump, there is also very little space between the starter live connections and the wing of the sump, so make sure you insulate the live starter bolt!!

andygtt

8,345 posts

293 months

Thursday 13th December 2007
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would it be possible to mod the existing one instead of spending loads on a new pan?

kylemrushall

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1,922 posts

233 months

Thursday 13th December 2007
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andygtt said:
would it be possible to mod the existing one instead of spending loads on a new pan?
thanks for your help boys!!

I could possibly get it modified i suppose, i dont really like messing with anything to do with the oiling system??

Steve_D

13,802 posts

287 months

Thursday 13th December 2007
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If all you need to do is make some room for the starter then I would mod the original.
Would some TLC with a hammer do the job or does it require more than that?

Before you do anything with it do make sure the engine goes in as many have found the sump they have is just a bit too deep.

Steve

PS anyone want to buy a very pretty trapdoor SBC sump that does not fit an Ultima?

kylemrushall

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233 months

Thursday 13th December 2007
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Steve_D said:
If all you need to do is make some room for the starter then I would mod the original.
Would some TLC with a hammer do the job or does it require more than that?

Before you do anything with it do make sure the engine goes in as many have found the sump they have is just a bit too deep.

Steve

PS anyone want to buy a very pretty trapdoor SBC sump that does not fit an Ultima?
the sump you are selling steve will it work with the getrag box?? ie the starter motor on the sump side of the trans as opposed to the g50.

kylemrushall

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1,922 posts

233 months

Thursday 13th December 2007
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Steve_D said:
If all you need to do is make some room for the starter then I would mod the original.
Would some TLC with a hammer do the job or does it require more than that?

Before you do anything with it do make sure the engine goes in as many have found the sump they have is just a bit too deep.

Steve

PS anyone want to buy a very pretty trapdoor SBC sump that does not fit an Ultima?
the sump you are selling steve will it work with the getrag box?? ie the starter motor on the sump side of the trans as opposed to the g50.

it will require cutting and welding but i have had a good look at it and it doesnt look impossible, do you think it will be ok welded?? it is only a small area at the to of the sump.

Boosted LS1

21,200 posts

289 months

Thursday 13th December 2007
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^ Kyle, no reason why a steel sump can't be welded and reshaped. It'll be as good as new if done properly. Before fitment ask to get it tested for penetrant with a dye. It'll ensure against oil leaks.

kylemrushall

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Thursday 13th December 2007
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Boosted LS1 said:
^ Kyle, no reason why a steel sump can't be welded and reshaped. It'll be as good as new if done properly. Before fitment ask to get it tested for penetrant with a dye. It'll ensure against oil leaks.
thanks mike

Steve_D

13,802 posts

287 months

Thursday 13th December 2007
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The sump I have spare is just a tad too deep for an Ultima.

Steve

Graham-P

1,548 posts

275 months

Thursday 13th December 2007
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Just checked my invoice and it states that it's a Canton 15-250 oil pan with a Canton 20-010 pick up £300 (inc VAT )

kylemrushall

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233 months

Thursday 13th December 2007
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Graham-P said:
Just checked my invoice and it states that it's a Canton 15-250 oil pan with a Canton 20-010 pick up £300 (inc VAT )
thanks for your help Graham

CanAm Dave

939 posts

253 months

Thursday 13th December 2007
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Looks like I'll be firing up the TIG then Kyle! wink
I can bring the engine stand along to my dyno session on Saturday if your coming over! Just let me know.

Regards Dave

kylemrushall

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Friday 14th December 2007
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CanAm Dave said:
Looks like I'll be firing up the TIG then Kyle! wink
I can bring the engine stand along to my dyno session on Saturday if your coming over! Just let me know.

Regards Dave
that looks like plan A mate!!

i have spoken to Scott and he says modify it, he also said that the sump has been designed for use with high revs, extra windage and baffling. He also said if i return it he will credit me on it??

Yes please bring the engine stand with you tomorrow.

thanks mate

CAUltima

8 posts

227 months

Friday 14th December 2007
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I have the same setup.......Getrag box with Canton pan. Have had the trans and starter off many times sorting out a rear main oil leak. It is a tight fit. The trick is to tighten the wiring connections to the starter before bolting the starter to the adapter plate. I found it best to install the starter after the trans was bolted up as you can only istall the top bolt anyway prior to bolting up the trans. It does require quite a bit trial and error to get the wires positioned so that they will not bind (or short)against the top of the sump. When installing the botton starter bolt (the one that goes through the trans housing) wedge a screw driver between the bolt head and the sump housing to hold it while you tighten the other end (the space is too tight for a socket or open end).