[Shotimes] SS Drain Plugs....was: Re: Rod shifter/exhaust question

[Ian Fisher]

I required the shorter plug on my 93. Even still, it
was a tight squeeze to get it in and out. I sold the
pipe but I believe I am still running the short plug.

The 3.2 will probably get the longer plug only because
I think that's what's in the spare 3.0 oil pan. (not
that anyone cares)

Ian
3.2 on hold :(


--- George Fourchy <krazgeo@comcast.net> wrote:

> On Tue, 26 Oct 2004 09:46:33 -0400,
> Mike.Wojton@us.o-i.com wrote:
> 
> >The drain plug has not been an issue for some
> people.  I had
> >an SS pipe on my previous car.  I had a shop weld
> it in, and they
> >may have adjusted clearance for the plug.  I
> realized I had not
> >changed the plug before I took it to the shop, and
> was afraid
> >I'd never get the plug out again, but didn't have
> any trouble.
> 
> I discovered also that it wasn't necessary to swap
> plugs, after I did it.  The car
> whose cats won't light off still has its regular
> plug.  There is enough overlap in
> the tubing after installation that the bend can be
> slid rearward enough to keep the
> original plug.
> 
> George
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