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The Design Feature Found In All Classic Era Mopar Cars That Kills Engines!

Back in the 1960's and 70's Chrysler corporation used a rear steer system in all of its passenger cars. This meant that in order to clear the steering gear, the oil pan used on all of the various engines had to be both shallow and mid sump. This wasn't a very big issue back in those days because most fast street cars were running low 14 and high 13 second times, and something like a 12 second car would have been considered a race car. Today, we take these same machines with the same architecture and go significantly quicker and this overwhelms the stock style oil pans, leading to starvation and catastrophic engine failure Here's everything you need to know about this situation and at what performance levels changes need to be made to keep your mill alive. #automobile #diy #hemi MERCHANDISE Get Your UTG T-Shirts Here: https://uncletonysgarage.com/product/... Get Your UTG Stickers Here: https://uncletonysgarage.com/product/... OUR STORE: https://uncletonysgarage.com