I don't think its the pan bud. The knockoffs are pretty much the same thing especially since they buy a Greddy one and copy it exact and even manufacture it with the same materials. I think its something to do with the front end and he knows it to cause he has zip tied padding in that are. Seems fishy. How much is this guy wanting for the car?Rosco wrote:My REAL greddy pan doesn't hit the sway bar at all.....Knockoff pans are $hit.....don't buy it,save your money.
91SilviaKs wrote:the oiling system of a car isnt important is it?? buy cheap parts, youll be better off that way...buy as much knock off stuff as you can....
Not always the case, although the dimensions may visually look the same, its not 100% guaranteed that the die will have the same dimensions. Cheap manufacturers typically don't care about tolerances.CSUPUEBLOTIM wrote: The knockoffs are pretty much the same thing especially since they buy a Greddy one and copy it exact and even manufacture it with the same materials.
As for the porous castings of the knock-off company it is the same material the only reason the bad ones get out is the level of inspection greddy has a name to uphold and nobody knows who produces the knock offs so who cares ? Am i right?Tulsa_S-13 wrote:
Not always the case, although the dimensions may visually look the same, its not 100% guaranteed that the die will have the same dimensions. Cheap manufacturers typically don't care about tolerances.
Also, when it comes to materials the Freddy oil pan can't even be compared to the real thing. There have been several cases in which the Freddy oil pans actually use such porous casting that oil leaks past.
It's hard to say whether the pan hitting the sway bar is a result of a bent chassis, poor oil pan design, or worn motor mounts, especially since I don't have the car in front of me. 4K is a rip off, if the owner is using **** parts, the car is probably in **** shape.