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440 Oil Pan to Match Milodon 32000 Windage Tray

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I am building a roller cam 440. I have a Milodon 32000 windage tray. I’ve not purchased an oil pan, oil pump, bronze gear roller cam oil pump driveshaft. I am putting the 440 in my 1966 Coronet, stock suspension height, stock suspension except 1” torsion bars, possibly upgraded but stock configuration steering. For an engine whose main purpose is hot street use, I wonder what oil pan you recommend that is also compatible with the windage tray that I have. Milodon 30930, 30761, 31580 are contenders, but I am open to other manufacturers. Link to Milodon BB pans is below

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I found in an earlier build that this 32000 windage tray is too tall for a stock Chrysler 187 4 quart pan. Need to have something that will accommodate the height of the windage tray. Considering a Milodon pan because of quality and I know they match the windage tray. Thanks for your advice and your experience.

Milodon 32000 Windage tray too tall for front of 187 pan.
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I think the 32000 tray will fit with the 6-pack/hemi 6 qt. pan.
 
I would go with the 6 quart pan too. I've used that pan on a few builds.
 
Why not just put a stock 6 qt pan,windage tray and sump and be done with it.

I think the 32000 tray will fit with the 6-pack/hemi 6 qt. pan.

I would go with the 6 quart pan too. I've used that pan on a few builds.
Source?
I have owned this 32000 windage tray sitting new in box for 5 years. I want to be sure that I buy something that works with it.
I do not want to buy and clean a used oil pan.
 
The low profile 7 quart pan should clear the windage tray, but sits an inch or so below the K-member.
On street engines I usually use the reproduction hemi oil pan and the Plastic JEGs windage tray/pan gasket ($50).
https://www.jegs.com/i/JEGS/555/502001/10002/-1?_br_psugg_q=windage+tray

Not sure why Summit is $78, and Mr Gasket is $121 for what looks like the same molded windage tray?
 
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