5.9L, Melling HV pump, stock pan, dual remote oil filters

Price it out before you get any face time.
Over 300.00 for the accumulator and solenoid.
You haven't bought a line or fitting yet.
If you decide to use slip on and rubber , you will deserve every misfortune that befalls you.
My personal jury is still out on push lock hose here......much higher pressure than my fuel system.
But figure an easy 100.00 , and probably more for hoses and fittings.
Once you get north of 400.00 , the pan baffle looks like a pretty good investment.
A Kevco pan and pick up is about half the price of an accumulator set up.
And I am not being a cheapskate.
I have a Steff's pan and an accumulator on my car , so I have some idea of what this **** costs.
For your deal , I'd look Kevco pan , stock volume pump , drive , enjoy , repeat. One thing to consider if you go with the high volume pump is the drive shaft. Don't waste your time with the stocker in this application.
But unless your motor is pretty loose , the high volume pump isn't really necessary.
And unless you have a really high heat issue , 20-50 could be considered over kill.
The thinking has changed on viscosity over the years as oil technology has improved.
I'm not saying go to 0-5 , but 10-30 or 10-40 is usually adequate.

I won't disagree, it isn't cheap, but subcom never said a word about cheap, he asked about best. Kevco pans are nice pieces and get the job done, to be sure.
Fact is, there's no substitute for pressure, and that's what the accumulator does. No windage tray in the world primes an oiling system, and no pan in the world actually stores pressure. Toss a pump shaft, spit a lifter, slash a pan open on a railroad crossing, and the accumulator can save your bee-hind.
If cost is no object, I'd throw it all in there! For me, the accumulator is nice because it adds capacity, pressure, sticker real-estate...You know, the important stuff.

I figured the costs of the hoses and fittings and junk would be a wash either way, what with the OP asking dual remote mount and all that, but you're right: NO justification to skimp on hoses and fittings, ever.

Does anyone make a decent dry-sump system that's affordable?