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  • #16
    Re: oil pan nut nearly rounded!

    I'd recommend a magnetic drain plug to catch them metallic shavings you saw in your oil. Not sure what thread size and pitch your current pan is but compare when you order before your next oil change.

    Few ideas listed here http://forum.camarov6.com/showthread...tic+drain+plug
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    • #17
      Re: oil pan nut nearly rounded!

      I think they all are magnetic...


      jsut get a new drainplug, but that is pretty crazy that you couldn't get it off with vice grips, thats pretty harcore tight.

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      • #18
        Re: oil pan nut nearly rounded!

        lol viper could u not afford the back 2 rims thats sweet i want those same rims for mine are those tt2's or cragers

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        • #19
          Re: oil pan nut nearly rounded!

          Originally posted by homedog119
          lol viper could u not afford the back 2 rims thats sweet i want those same rims for mine are those tt2's or cragers
          those are Boyd smoothie II's

          and on the back are the Mickey Thompson drag radials :naughty:
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