do i need a baffled sump for drifting
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- mickey
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do i need a baffled sump for drifting
i have been told by someone that is fairly clued up that my motor is likely to run bearings if i do any serious drifting without replacing my sump with a baffled unit. could someone please let me know. i just go my car yesterday and it is going to need some work to play properly (an s14), but i would really like to get it sorted out before i play hard and hurt stuff that could have been avoided.
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FMIC
large capacity sump
Dump valve
63mm free flow zorst
Hyperformance poly bushes
FMIC
large capacity sump
Dump valve
63mm free flow zorst
Hyperformance poly bushes
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i thought that you should do something like this, and i posed the question in an earlier thread.
i'm too lazy to look for it, but the jist of it was that the oil pan on our ca18det motors had a deep enough recess, and windage tray, that prevented oil sloshing around enough. i see that you the s14, and therefore the sr20 motor - so i cant really comment on yours though.
except to say that many of our drifters are using extra oil just to be sure! this includes the s14 drivers!
i'm too lazy to look for it, but the jist of it was that the oil pan on our ca18det motors had a deep enough recess, and windage tray, that prevented oil sloshing around enough. i see that you the s14, and therefore the sr20 motor - so i cant really comment on yours though.
except to say that many of our drifters are using extra oil just to be sure! this includes the s14 drivers!
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