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Moroso Ford 5.0 Coyote & 5.2 Voodoo Mustang Race Baffled Oil Pans

These 7.5 quart capacity oil pans are available are in steel or aluminum.

Greg Jones
By Greg Jones

Moroso has introduced Part Nos. 20575 & 20576, Road Race Baffled Oil Pans for Mustang ’79-’93 and other Fox body chassis with a 5.0 Coyote/5.2 Voodoo swap using BBK or American Racing Headers.

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These 7.5 quart capacity oil pans are available are in steel or aluminum. They have race proven trap door assemblies and anti-slosh baffles that keeps oil contained in the oil pump pickup area during road racing and street/strip usage. Designed to be used with the 5.0 Coyote & 5.2 Voodoo factory windage tray/gasket. Feature 1/2″ NPT fitting for supercharger drain back, 1/2″ NPT fitting for oil temperature sender and a 20 mm fitting for the factory oil level sensor. 

PART # DESCRIPTION 

20575 Oil Pan, Steel, Clear Zinc, Fully Fabricated, Ford 5.0 Coyote/5.2 Voodoo swaps in ’79-’93 Mustang, Road Race Baffled 

20576 Oil Pan, Aluminum, Fully Fabricated, Ford 5.0 Coyote/5.2 Voodoo swaps in ’79-’93 Mustang, Road Race Baffled 

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