Windage Trays

Windage trays fit between the block and the oil pan and help to control oil spraying around the bottom end of the engine. This reduces drag on the crankshaft/rods and translates into more horsepower.

A note on "windage tray height." There are many different trays on the market, made to many different heights. When using a stroker crank, the longer stroke will cause the crankshaft and connecting rods to swing out farther than in a factory (stock stroke) application. If you are attempting to use a windage tray which is designed for a stock stroke in a stroker application, the crankshaft and rods may hit the tray. For this reason, we make our stroker trays deeper, as you can see in the picture below, on the left side.