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FS: J's Racing Baffled Oil Pan SOLD
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FS: J's Racing Baffled Oil Pan SOLD
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Hi,
For sale is a J's Racing Baffled Oil Pan.
This pan has a single crack in one weld of many holding the baffle to the wall of the pan. I've tried to move the baffle plate around that area, and it doesn't budge. However, despite this, I will state that the area must be rewelded prior to use. This item is sold as is, and I am not responsible for any outcome of its use.
I personally bought this from Kel for $350 cash as is and have not used it since. I will let go for $250 paypal/shipped for quick sale.
Don't hit the track without one of these! $250 to save your engine!
Here is the item for sale brand new, FYI:
http://www.evasivemotorsports.com/merchant...da_S2000_Engine
$518. you can add in tax and shipping as appropriate. I'm selling for > 1/2 off!
Thanks,
Dean
The pan:
The crack:
Hi,
For sale is a J's Racing Baffled Oil Pan.
This pan has a single crack in one weld of many holding the baffle to the wall of the pan. I've tried to move the baffle plate around that area, and it doesn't budge. However, despite this, I will state that the area must be rewelded prior to use. This item is sold as is, and I am not responsible for any outcome of its use.
I personally bought this from Kel for $350 cash as is and have not used it since. I will let go for $250 paypal/shipped for quick sale.
Don't hit the track without one of these! $250 to save your engine!
Here is the item for sale brand new, FYI:
http://www.evasivemotorsports.com/merchant...da_S2000_Engine
$518. you can add in tax and shipping as appropriate. I'm selling for > 1/2 off!
Thanks,
Dean
The pan:
The crack:
#7
I am not trying to rain on your parade but the last thing you want is to cause an engine failure for a fellow S2000 owner. If they track their car enough this "will" come loose, break after a while. I am an engineer and I am can vouch for that. I say fix it right and then sell it or otherwise you are asking for trouble.
By the way there are many reports regarding this, especially with the F20C vibration causing the welds to break.
By the way there are many reports regarding this, especially with the F20C vibration causing the welds to break.
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#8
Originally Posted by az3ar,Aug 27 2009, 09:37 AM
I am not trying to rain on your parade but the last thing you want is to cause an engine failure for a fellow S2000 owner. If they track their car enough this "will" come loose, break after a while. I am an engineer and I am can vouch for that. I say fix it right and then sell it or otherwise you are asking for trouble.
By the way there are many reports regarding this, especially with the F20C vibration causing the welds to break.
By the way there are many reports regarding this, especially with the F20C vibration causing the welds to break.
#9
Originally Posted by modMonkey,Aug 27 2009, 10:47 AM
This must be rewelded - random bits of metal is not a good thing to have floating around in your oil.
Thanks for the suggestions.
So, in light of this discussion, I will note to the buyer that this item is sold as is, and I am not responsible for any result of its use.
Also, I will drastically reduce the price. I honestly think it will not take much money at all to fix this, but I just do not have the time right now to do it.
$250 shipped. The $70 difference will be more than enough for you to get it rewelded. The buyer please note, you must reweld this before use.
Thanks.
#10
Originally Posted by Orpheus,Aug 27 2009, 10:25 AM
There are currently no loose "bits." But if there are reports of welds breaking just like this one on other baffled pans, then I can only assume that other welds may break in the future as you have implied, causing this the pan to come loose.
Thanks for the suggestions.
So, in light of this discussion, I will note to the buyer that this item is sold as is, and I am not responsible for any result of its use.
Also, I will drastically reduce the price. I honestly think it will not take much money at all to fix this, but I just do not have the time right now to do it.
$250 shipped. The $70 difference will be more than enough for you to get it rewelded. The buyer please note, you must reweld this before use.
Thanks.
Thanks for the suggestions.
So, in light of this discussion, I will note to the buyer that this item is sold as is, and I am not responsible for any result of its use.
Also, I will drastically reduce the price. I honestly think it will not take much money at all to fix this, but I just do not have the time right now to do it.
$250 shipped. The $70 difference will be more than enough for you to get it rewelded. The buyer please note, you must reweld this before use.
Thanks.