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62ute
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eh sumps

Post by 62ute »

hi all,
just about to fit the red six in the ek.
now i have a question,
if im using a HR front end, with the HR steering, then wouldnt i be able to use a HR sump.
do i really need the EH sump.
what about the early toranas with the pickup at the rear of the motor.
what else can i use.
cheers dan
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Post by Trev »

Hi Dan, the EH sump is used because the engine is set back as far as it can go on the cross member, I have tried the Torana sump but needs the double step down (like the EH sump).
You could always modify the Torana one, Trev 8) .
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Post by mrs ratbox »

like trev said you will notice a HR front in stock form has the engine mounts on the front of the cross member when used in an EK the mounts need to be relocated to the rear there goes the HR sump, i did have one with a H/KTG sump used but it was there when i bought it so not sure if it was straight forward
the amount of early holdens i've been around if there was another sump to use i'de imagine i'de have seen it and i've only ever seen the 2, EH and the H/KTG
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Post by Brodie »

could someone chuck on some pics of the different kinds of sumps?

even some more info on what they look like would be appreciated.

cheers,
brodie
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yup

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Post by FB MAD »

EH sump is very near the same profile as the grey sumps but 1 inch longer
I can't think what to write here so this will do.
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Post by Brodie »

Thanks guys... :D
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not my auction but i just saw it

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Post by FCOV6 »

I like the part " would be good on a tough streeter ", as if the sump will make it tough :?
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Post by vintageholden »

i have to take 30thou of my dipstick to get a tough streeter.
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