DevGittinJr
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Yes, my BMR K member has the 1/2" drop engine mounts. I also have the brace which sits about an inch back from and slightly higher than the drain plug. It fits like it was made for it.
Awesome. Thanks.
Yes, my BMR K member has the 1/2" drop engine mounts. I also have the brace which sits about an inch back from and slightly higher than the drain plug. It fits like it was made for it.
I think the depth is almost exactly the same as stock. You can see in Bruce's picture how the extra width and length of the deep end of the pan accounts for the extra volume.
Quick question on this pan:
Did you reuse the OEM dipstick tube and dipstick, or does this require a different one?
Yes, with the BMR K member you just unbolt the steering rack and push it aside. Two bolts. No need to mess with motor mounts or jack up the engine.
I got extras as well. They are nice bolts, I'm sure you'll find a use for them somewhere.OK!
My turn for the question.
I opened my box, counted bolt holes, counted bolts.
16 holes drilled in the pan
20 bolts shipped
WTF?

Drain plug should be located in exactly the same place as the stock oil pan drain plug.Any chance you could take some measurements in regards to oil drain plug?
I am hoping it is lower or farther back from my CHE Torque limiter bar.
So I don't have to cut a drain plug, and gain extra capacity.
Mine is the current style with the 1/2" lower motor mounts. I had no problem sliding my old oil pan out and the new one in. Maybe I just got lucky?I'm curious how you pulled this off. I too have the T56 magnum and I had to unbolt the rack and jack up the motor an inch and remove the bottom 3 bolts on the scatter shield to clear the scatter shield with the pan.
I too have the BMR K member. Maybe mine is a newer K member and has a different height?
OK!
My turn for the question.
I opened my box, counted bolt holes, counted bolts.
16 holes drilled in the pan
20 bolts shipped
WTF?
Need to drill/thread 4 more holes.
Kidding aside, they are longer, right?
All 20, same length.