Olds oil pan Milodon 30765

[TURNA]

Anyone have or use one?

Any good?

I cant spend the $$ on a canton

 

[old80cs]

I have a stock replacement gold anodized Milodon pan on my 350 Olds and it's held up fine.

 

[1bad79]

I run the larger one it’s been fine

 

[69hurstolds]

I'm running the 30305 pan on my 455 in the 71. It appears to be essentially the same pan as the stocker except for the little bit deeper sump welded on it. It seals great and a nice pan. I'd buy it again. I opted for the extended pickup they recommended at the time. No issues at all. So I'm banking if you got the stock type pan, you'll be fine.

 

[Canon_Mutant]

Me too. But after the other thread about internal welds cracking, etc., now I'm paranoid. But, not enough to pop and inspect the pan yet . . . 🤔

 

[TURNA]

Me too. But after the other thread about internal welds cracking, etc., now I'm paranoid. But, not enough to pop and inspect the pan yet . . . 🤔

Wasnt that the moroso pans?

 

[pontiacgp]

I'm using a 7 quart Moroso on my SBC, no complaints after 6 or 7 years

 

[fleming442]

Wasnt that the moroso pans?

Yes.

 

[1bad79]

I'm running the 30305 pan on my 455 in the 71. It appears to be essentially the same pan as the stocker except for the little bit deeper sump welded on it. It seals great and a nice pan. I'd buy it again. I opted for the extended pickup they recommended at the time. No issues at all. So I'm banking if you got the stock type pan, you'll be fine.

This is the one I have it’s 6 years old no issues or cracks

 

[olds307 and 403]

And Milidon as well along with the pick up falling apart. Their stock replacement should be fine. Summit brand also has a stock replacement.