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joules"Racing is Life, anything before or after is just waiting" - Steve McQueen

Mark,

Where are you locating the pump inlet/outlet, a loop in the oil pan? PD pumps cannot be run in series without a pressure break, so a conventional routing off the oil filter in conjunction with the oem oil pump would not work.

Why do you feel you need a separate pump?

If it is warranted then maybe wise to move toward a wet sump external oil pump system. IMO Peterson are one of the best when it comes to oiling systems and they have an R4 external wet sump oil pump for a SBF or a vacuum pump if you want to pull a crankcase vacuum. This is not going to be a cheap exercise though, the pumps run $550 alone. http://www.petersonfluidsys.com/pump_wet.html

Julian

2/14/112:00 PM

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