Canton pans are NOT made for Broncos. They are Fox body Mustang pans with a deep sump welded on, for $400. My POINT is, that the same people who were concerned about the capacity of the racing pans vs. the stock early Bronco pan, have no problem with the capacity of the Mustang replacement pans that all the EB venders sell, and holds a quart less than the OE Bronco pan. I don't think there's a problem with the capacity of any pan that fits. To bring up the fact that the filter as always holds a qt is pathetic. Higher capacity just gives those with $400 burning a hole in their pocket an excuse to give their wife. I'm stuck with a Panther and Fox body 351 pan, because there never was an early Bronco chassis 351 pan. If there was, I would have one. Duffy made some in the early days but the Panther 351 pan is a lot cheaper. Duffy welded the rear end of a 351 pan onto an OE Bronco 302 pan. I'd love to find one of those. There are sadly many, with no historical frame of reference, who don't know any of this, and believe the hype.
