David,
Yup they work very well. We happened to try one on a 350 that we were
dynoing years ago and what we found was a clear 15 HP difference from a
stock LT1 windage 'tray' and a Custom built Hamburger Oil Pan and tray
combination. I could not tell you the difference from the non windage tray
stock arrangement and one with a windage tray but GM claims 20 HP at 6000
RPM. I believe so strongly in this that I am running the Aviaid Pan with in
integral tray and I know Theo is running a similar Canton unit.
Rather than go for the tray go for the bolt on pan. Probably good for around
25HP at 5000+ RPM.
IMHO
Best Regards,
Tim Ronak
Business Development Manager
Akzo Nobel Coatings
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