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Old 10-16-2017, 09:11 PM
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I am trying to find drain option the uses the stock opening on the mom pan. suggestions?
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This bolts up to my MSM pan. Bit of slop in the bolt holes but it will line up with the factory hole and it's got a nice O-ring seal.

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Originally Posted by julio
This bolts up to my MSM pan. Bit of slop in the bolt holes but it will line up with the factory hole and it's got a nice O-ring seal.

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I suspected what you just said and found this one that actually had measurements. What gave it away was the stock MSM oil drain tube can be mounted either way. I am going to order yours though because it cheaper. I will just need a shorter drain line made or my current trackspeed one shortened a little
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actually I will go this route.


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The Treadstone part is nicer. We looked at both for our kit. FYI
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Yeah, I like the O-ringed ones better. They do seem like one of the nicer ones from what I've seen. I'd already looked around a lot and bought one for my pan and then when I got a oil /water line kit from Trackspeed I was a bit surprised when I saw he included the same part. Nice to see he's picky about stuff!!! You could also just drill the factory hole out bigger and tap it for a tread in AN fitting too. The MSM pans are really nice and thick there so you can get a lot of treads. Would still be able to swap it back to factory fitting if you ever needed to for some reason.
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