I did some searching but could not find the exact answer I was looking for. I have a sbc 355, the rev limiter will be set at 6200 rpm. The motor is in the car, and I was wondering if you think it would be worth pulling the motor to install a windage tray, would I see any benefits from the windage tray seeing as it only revs to 6200. The car will only be driven quarter mile at a time. Any info is appreciated.
Windage Tray?
- Thread starter ChevyHO
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IMHO it would be well worth it to have a windage tray, even one attached to the pan, like Milodon does in their 31502 pan. Keeping the oil off the crank throws as much as possible is a good thing, regardless of the rpm limit. This is what we used on advice of our engine shop, since we're "budget" racers with shallow pockets. 
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The Chevrolet factory Z-28 semi-circular windage tray is a great piece, still available at a reasonable price, works with most any pan.
dont know if you would be interested but i have a moroso louvered windage tray hanging around basically my motor grenaded 2 hours running so thats all the tray saw and didnt get damaged its a main stud mounted one was in a 350 4 bolt i had to use 400 main studs to mount it the 350 studs to short .also i had a 7qt moroso pan didnt try with a stock pan
i had clearance issues with stuff inside the pan so i couldnt install a windage tray, i have a big block spinning to 6200rpm
