Would someone be kind enough to furnish me a blueprint or pdf file with all dimensions to make one of these.
Help would be appreciated. Thanks Dale
K R Wilson Oil Pan Straightening Jig
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agriscience
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Re: K R Wilson Oil Pan Straightening Jig
Check with Jay Skinner in Long Beach CA.
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Re: K R Wilson Oil Pan Straightening Jig
Contacted Jay nice fellow. Thanks Steven.
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Could you post your findings for all to see please.
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Re: K R Wilson Oil Pan Straightening Jig
I have a cast iron engineers surface plate, and would appreciate a map of the pan bolt holes.
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Re: K R Wilson Oil Pan Straightening Jig
Got a spare 26/27 block and hogs? then bolt the 2 together and trace the bolt pattern to the plate and for the few that can't be got at lay a gasket on to find them.
Myself. I wouldn't go through the trouble of making one for the few I check, just use the 26/27 block and hogs as is, a length of exhaust pipe for a centre line and not hard to ruler the ears, front and back to check for specs.
Myself. I wouldn't go through the trouble of making one for the few I check, just use the 26/27 block and hogs as is, a length of exhaust pipe for a centre line and not hard to ruler the ears, front and back to check for specs.
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Re: K R Wilson Oil Pan Straightening Jig
...bolt the 2 together and trace the bolt pattern to the plate...
Excellent. I love that idea.
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Re: K R Wilson Oil Pan Straightening Jig
Allan check the Jay Skinner lead posted above your post. Jay Skinner Thanks guys for all of the feedback
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