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Splash pans - mounting question - Maybe an unusual question but......................
Do the splash pans mount under the frame or on top? Thanks - SHEC :cool: Now - how many are actually using the splash aprons vs. running without them? :confused: |
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Re: Splash pans - mounting question - If you're NOT into originality, I just noticed that Snyders' has a mounting kit, with slide in clips, with built in nuts, that makes it a "ONE MAN" job installing them!
I have a set of pans to install on Vermin & the Dorg sez he cain't help me, as he has NO THUMBS! He sez he cain't HITCH HIKE, either! Bill W. |
Re: Splash pans - mounting question - If you don't care about looking original, drill the frame holes a little bigger, thread them and install your pans with bolts and lock washers from the bottom.
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Bill W. |
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Good to have your humor back. Ted |
Re: Splash pans - mounting question - Got them all mounted from the bottom up. Once we got under there it was clear to see just how the originals fit in place. Looks good and I can see just how they assist with cooling!
Many Thanks - SHEC :cool: |
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Re: Splash pans - mounting question - X2 on CarlG's method.
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Re: Splash pans - mounting question - "How many actually use them?"
I ran for many years without splash pans, but I added repro splash pans about 6 years ago. I don't know if it makes any difference in cooling, but the car sure does look better. It's one of the signs I look for to see how much attention was paid to detail in completing a car--this includes my own attention to detail. While adding pans is not the first thing on my list for completing a car, especially when time/energy/money must be budgeted, it certainly is a finishing touch. |
Re: Splash pans - mounting question - Do the original splash pans really help in engine cooling?
I have found some improvement since the re-install. How about you? SHEC :cool: Time will tell as the summer moves along! :mad: |
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Re: Splash pans - mounting question - A tip:
Make yourself some brackets (need four) with a step in them. Use them with slightly longer bolts at the four positions that bolt to the oil pan. This will reinforce the tabs and prevent them from cracking and breaking loose. When they break loose you will know it, as there will be a terrific noise from underneath every time you de-accelerate. Tom Endy |
Re: Splash pans - mounting question - Thanks Tom -
Your remedy worked very well. Perhaps folks will make the same adjustment and save a future headache. Be well - SHEC :cool: |
Re: Splash pans - mounting question - In addition to cooling they also help reduce rain/water spray up into the engine compartment. Visualize a right turn without them and the tire is kicking up water, spray, moisture up into the engine compartment towards the carburetor.
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Re: Splash pans - mounting question - I use 'em. I like 'em, for all the reasons stated.
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Re: Splash pans - mounting question - I just mounted up a set to my '30 Fordor-not much of a job with the front fenders off, and all original metal-the holes all lines up with only a minimum of struggle.
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