**ams Engineering Update** Wet Sump Oil Pan
Now there is only so much you can do with a pan and some of the hard core track cars out there are going to want to look into our dry sump system not only for the oil distribution attributes but also for its efficiency.
Eric[/QUOTE]
Can you please send more information on your dry sump system. I heard Cosworth is working on a system. I'm very intereted
Eric[/QUOTE]
Can you please send more information on your dry sump system. I heard Cosworth is working on a system. I'm very intereted
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There really isnt anything to sent now. We have a few kits done that are running around on some test cars but I really do not want to release anything until we have made a final decision on the piece and its components.
Eric
Eric
you talking about the sump system or the pan? I'd love to run your oil pan....
Also interested. I hope it's not too expensive. Then again, an oil pan that can save your engine is pretty priceless. When I was collecting parts for my SR20DET swap project, a baffled Trust oil pan was the FIRST thing I bought.
Your S14 was so badass! I'll never forget that video you hosted on T04R.net of you ripping your neighborhood in it when it was all primered. Sometimes I still miss my SR S14... but my Evo makes it easier not to
Sorry OT...
EDIT: Nevermind I learned to read again.
Sorry OT...EDIT: Nevermind I learned to read again.
Last edited by hokiruu; Aug 29, 2008 at 12:09 PM.
http://www.daileyengineering.com/oilpans.htm
They make custom units but for a high price because each one is made to order. you would also need a custom pulley system to run it. like what this company uses. http://www.petersonfluidsys.com/
Thats why its best to wait to see what AMS has come up with.


