Dry Sump Oil System Upgrade? How? What Parts?

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Hey guys, I was just curious for you smarter people out there. If I wanted to convert the practically stock engine pantera into a dry sump system, what would I need? I know that Armondo guy that makes the Armondo oil pan can make a dry sump version of the pan. So after getting a pan made, what else do I need? I know it's very vague, but I will only learn when someone is willing to teach me! hehe... i'm very eager to learn.

Thanks a bunch!
Larry

9/27/0410:08 PM

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