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FE Power Forums => FE Technical Forum => Topic started by: Cobra445jet on December 06, 2025, 08:49:14 PM
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I need to re-install my oil Moroso oil pan and windage tray. Ill need two oil pan gaskets. Any recommendations on what gaskets to use?
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I use 2 fel pro cork pan gaskets on my moroso pan and windage tray.
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I personally prefer the Milodon oil pan gaskets.
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I like the black composite FelPro oil pan gaskets, have used them for many years without issue. Should be available at virtually any auto parts store.
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+1 on milodon.
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FWIW - installation of pan rail studs help align the gaskets and tray.
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FWIW - installation of pan rail studs help align the gaskets and tray.
+1, Mine would be an awful mess trying to line up bolt holes. I use 3 gaskets at a time, Milodon pan, windage tray and crank scraper and it gets the oil further from the rotating assembly LOL.
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we had a pile of these plastic stud gasket aligner deal thingy from other engines that you just screw right into the rail and it holds up my two gaskets and my windage tray until I can install the pan from on the ground and start a few bolts , then just unscrew the aligner stud
the four plastic alignment tool is pictured in the Summit add and comes with the SBC gasket set among others
https://www.summitracing.com/parts/fel-os34500r?utm_source=bing&utm_medium=cpc&utm_term=%2bfelpro+%2bOS34500R&utm_content=Fel-Pro&utm_campaign=Part+Number+Ad+Groups
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Milodon 40450
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FWIW-- I've used sewing thread to align Pan, Gasket, Tray, Gasket, in maybe four holes before I got back underneath. Once you get a few bolt started you can pull the thread out if you feel it could cause a leak. I couldn't use Studs and long set screws because I have to go over the cross member of my '58' Ranchero.
Don't forget to drop the pick up in the pan and tie a string to it so you can find it and mount it before placing the pan. Old cars are way more fun : )
Of course I haven't had to do this for about 40 yrs