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Anyone R&R a 351w kick out canton type pan with the motor in the car? Without leaks?
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Might need to remove one or both engine mounts, mount dependent.

I built stud guides by cutting the heads off of 2" or longer bolts for the 4 corners. Made alignment easy and then installed a few of the smaller side bolts to secure it into location.

Yup, went together w/o leaks.

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Anyone R&R a 351w kick out canton type pan with the motor in the car? Without leaks?
Give some thought to installing a set of oil pan reinforcement rails if you don't already have them:



https://performanceparts.ford.com/part/M-6674-351

When I did my pan I switched from bolts to studs and flange nuts, along with reinforcing rails. Used Permatex Ultra Black on the gasket surfaces. No leaks.

Permatex Ultra Black instructions: https://static.summitracing.com/glob.../ptx-82180.pdf

Canton pan? Check out the comments here about one-piece vs 4-piece gasket sets: https://www.ffcars.com/threads/one-p...25/post-867331
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The reinforcing rails should only be used on oil pans with a flat gasket sealing surface, many pans have a contoured sealing surface to better hold the rubberized cork gasket.
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You sure your leak is not the rear seal?
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