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Thanks, guys for your responces. I'm not a full-on race prep type mechanic, with years of experience, so I appreciate your input. Seems like I'll probably just use stock baffled pan. Mike PS for the book title and author, pm me.

Rumblfish, thanks for reply. I'm just now starting to assemble motor, so pan is NOT installed. I spent to much money, so trying to do some things on cheap. My conscience tells me too get better pan, but wallet ignores it!

Hi guys, my friend baffled my stock 360 pan, and along with windage tray, I thought I was cool. After reading another freinds mopar "stroker" book, I read that I may be loosing as much as 42 hp by not using aftermarket deeper sump oil pan. I really dont know, does anyone out there have any...

Hey guy's, anyone running the Indy heads? I've had my set since Vegas/Mopars At The Strip, and am just now getting ready to run them. Since I've bought them I've heard lots of negative things. Hoping someone can tell their GOOD experience with them. PS, mine are 360-2 oval port/ box stock...

I spoke with someone at Layson's Restoration and the gentleman there informed me that all 7 1/4 thru 9 1/4 rear brake sets interchange. I have tried it and used truck stuff as well as wagon rear brakes for my 8 3/4 axles.

I too have an I.C.H. motor. 416/360 oval port head kit. Still acquiring parts to finish motor. It's awesome to see your times, as it gives me hope for when it's done. 72 Demon with Keisler 5-speed. Mike S.

I bought truck axles from wrecking yard and had them cut and re-splined. That may be cheapest way to go. Also depends on what your doing with car. Average street car with occasional blast should be fine. I have 2 sets done that way, 1 set in a 12 second a body mostly track car with no problems...

I know for a fact 73-up a-body disc brake swap is simple. If your looking for better brakes that dont pull to one side or other, find 73-up a-body(large bolt pattern 1st year) and take lower control arms(for correct spindle) upper control arms and rotors, and discs. You'll also want distribution...