Reply to "COMPOSITE DIZZY GEARS"

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I believe I have a standard volume oil pump, aleggedly blue printed. Given what has happened to date I don't trust any statements made by McKeown, so who knows the truth about the oil pump.

McKeown at this point is not answering questions, though I may be able to get an answer about the cam core used from Comp themselves. I am going to try today.

I am sure it is steel as it is a mechanical roller cam. I just don't know what grade to know if it is compatible with a steel gear.

As for oil I use either Amsoil 20/50 or Royal Purple 20/50. Both of these should have adequate additives and roller cams are supposed to not need large amounts of additives which is why manufacturers are using less of them since new cars are not using flat tappet cams

8/22/086:42 AM

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