Dry Sump On Pp 12a
#1
Well i am desiding wether or not to make my own custom dry sump kit. My dad has been building race cars for a long time and has put dry dump kits on many cars, but what i am wondering is, is it really worth the trouble ??? i know i need to runn around 100 psi consistantly to rev over 10,000 rpm. Or should i just upgrade the the mfr bigger oil pump? thanks mike
#2
Originally Posted by mike_rudy' date='Feb 12 2005, 03:37 PM
Well i am desiding wether or not to make my own custom dry sump kit. My dad has been building race cars for a long time and has put dry dump kits on many cars, but what i am wondering is, is it really worth the trouble ??? i know i need to runn around 100 psi consistantly to rev over 10,000 rpm. Or should i just upgrade the the mfr bigger oil pump? thanks mike
#4
Originally Posted by rotarygod' date='Feb 15 2005, 02:22 AM
From the tab at the bottom of your post I would say you've got a thing for Metallica.
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#5
Originally Posted by l8t apex' date='Feb 15 2005, 06:54 AM
what? Man thats Bach in E-. But you had to play it to get it.
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Yeah, I tried playing it and I kept thinking "Man, I do not recognize this at ALL."
Lots of Met songs use most of those notes, but not in that order... hmm, suddenly remembering that they used to call their brand of music "Bach and Roll".
now getting increasingly , back to the machines that turn hydrocarbons into smiles. (mostly, lots of the hydrocarbons just sail right on through unmolested)
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