garlicbreath
1/2 ton status
Is anyone using a hamburger oil pan on their truck? Also, if it doesn't come with a pickup, will any pickup for a 7 inch sump pan work or do I need the one hamburger makes?
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Hamburger oil pans
- Thread starter garlicbreath
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jaros44
1/2 ton status
7qt.
Dude i got mine from summit, if you want me to take meas. let me know, i haven't sealed up the bottom end yet.
You can always use clay to be absolute
Dude i got mine from summit, if you want me to take meas. let me know, i haven't sealed up the bottom end yet.
You can always use clay to be absolute
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I have never used one on a street car (or truck), but I have bolted them onto Top Fuel and Top Alchohol funny cars about 100 times, and I can say with confidence, they are a high quality oil pan.
I personally have never used one but I can say that I know alot of poeple running them. They all like them
Dude, I thought you meant you squashed the hell out of your oil pan. I've never heard of a hamburger pan before. 
Rick
Rick
smalltruckbigcid
1/2 ton status
I got to ask whats your day job or hobby. Are you still the bottom guy or have you moved up1-ton said:
George
vortec
1/2 ton status
i just saw hambuger pans on summit today. i hadn't heard of them either. yeah, i'm making a pointless post, here, but i'm bored at work.
My crew member days are long over. That is for young guys, with no family. Some people think that being a crew member on a Top Fuel car is glamourus and fun, but it is not. It is the hardest damn job anyone could ever do. I would get out of bed at 7 AM in the moring, be at the track by 9 AM, and be on my feet until at least 11 PM (sometimes 1 or 2 AM) for 3 to 4 days a week. The rest of the time I would be traveling. I was offered a job as a crew member on a pro class car a couple of times in the last few years, which toured the NHRA circuit, and I said, "NO"!
I would consider taking a job in the home base shop, where I did not have to travel, but the minute a traveling crew member droped out (they always do), they would be asking me to go, and if I said "no thanks", there would probably be some hard feelings about it.
garlicbreath
1/2 ton status
smalltruckbigcid said:Are you still the bottom guy
George
I would would prefer the term "Diver".
smalltruckbigcid
1/2 ton status
Hot oil in the face....yum yum1-ton said:I would would prefer the term "Diver".
There's a champ car shop by me, we've talked. It looks like a lot more work than I want to do at this point in my life, one of which is to have a life outside of work.
George
