| norcalpb |
02-28-2022 08:27 PM |
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Originally Posted by NoHaveMSG
(Post 3507732)
My only concern is that the pickup is very close to the bottom of the pan. So depending on where you bent it it could really tighten the gap. May not be a problem since you have run it so much already but :iono:
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I'm not sure where the pickup tube is relative to the bottom of the pan but this is my main concern.
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Originally Posted by dragoontwo
(Post 3507733)
I would imagine it all depends. Is there any chance that it could have messed with the pick up tube?
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I'm not so much worried about damaging the pickup tube but rather blocking it's flow from the bottom.
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Originally Posted by strat61caster
(Post 3507736)
How big is the dent? The size of a dime in one or two spots who gives a fuck, the size of your fist, I'd replace that.
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It is somewhere between a dime and my fist lol. See the pictures for a better idea but it doesn't seem too deep of a dent.
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Originally Posted by Joon525
(Post 3507757)
How big is the dent?
If it's anywhere near the oil pick up point I'd use this as an opportunity (aka excuse) to replace the pan and get an oil baffle from the manufacturer of your choice...maybe replace the pick up tube too.
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Ohh new car parts...now we're talking. Absolutely will look into that if the pan needs to come off.
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Originally Posted by Tcoat
(Post 3507802)
I would think that after 6 years, 100K miles and 18 track days that it is probably the last thing you need to worry about at this point.
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This was my logic but it's nice to hear someone say it lol. I just fear this is a ticking time bomb situation, but is it really a ticking time bomb if it takes decades to go off?
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