Steph's Pan
 

I have a brand new 14qt. offshore steel unpainted Stef's pan, pickup etc.,. that came with a motor I bought unassembled. 800.00/obo plus shipping. Motor is going into a v-drive boat.

Steve 714 579-7857 hm
714 883-1715 cell.

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Oil pan
 

What gen engine is it for?

Gen 4 Brodix aluminum BBC

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I can buy that from Stefs for that

With a M77HV pump and welded on pickup? I don't think so. Closer to 1000

Make me an offer as its just taking up space.

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my builder wants me to up grade my pan so it will fit a bowtie gen 4 block tall deck yes or no thanks if it does if price is right cash is king:ernaehrung004:. artie

Yes, it will fit a gen 4 block. It was built for an alum. Brodix 622cu. gen 4 block and is clearenced for a stroker crank.

Steve Peterson 714 883-1715

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Christmas bump. Somebody take this off my hands.

Steph's uses thinner material especially on the rails. Better off going with a Billet Fabrication pan (Jeff Johnston) Get a lot more for your money and will seal up much better over time

where do you get them from what phone # thanks

I bought my last one through my engine builder. He was able to get me a little better price. If you want to try him you can tell him Charlie told you to call him. Ask for Mike (847) 956-1244 Jeff Johnston's Billet Fabrication (877) 424-5538 http://www.billetfab.com/ Mike is very knowledgeable and can tell you all the differences. I had run Steph's for years. I have an expensive dry sump pan, but when I saw the difference I switched. They have a nice two piece option on the pan to check bearings. I used to run their Titan oil pumps before I went to a dry sump system. Supposed to be the best pump. I was running valve spring oilers and needed them. Any question feel free to ask [email protected] Charlie

Are we talking steel or aluminum pans. The rails on this pan are anything but thin, gusseted on one side with a kickout supporting the other side. Stef's won't build a 14qt. alum. pan, oil is too heavy. In my opinion, the only pan better than a Stef's is a dry sump system.

TTT make offer