Reply to "High oil pressure"

panteradougMember

That isn't too high a pressure. Leave it alone. It's fine. As with all Fords, you need to consider more oil volume in the pan really to run consistently over 5,000 rpm. You can run the pan dry if using a stock pan with only 5 quarts under certain conditions.

It's been so long since I have run a stock oil pump I just don't remember what the pressure was with one? I think around 40-45 was what it would show stock?

Not to go off on a wild goose chase but I'd recommend that you run an Aviaid oil pan if you intend to fully exercise those Webers.

I've got 12 quarts in the system which uses the Aviaid but I'm also running an oil cooler, dual remote oil filters, along with the six feet or so of -10 lines that accounts for the additional quantity of 10 in the pan.

Over oiling is rarely a problem. Under oiling is.

3/16/212:48 PM

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