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Old Nov 9, 2008, 11:43 PM
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JUN Baffled Oil Pan & Oil Pan Baffle Plate

I note this was just announced by JUN in Japan today:

http://www.jdmtuningnews.com/articles/111108a.htm
Old Nov 9, 2008, 11:47 PM
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im still waiting for an "affordable" dry sump system- sumo and hks.... two names that smell of money. Cant anyone make some "knock offs??"
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didn't AMS do this ages ago?

Also don't they have a dry sump system? I doubt anyone will be "cheap".
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What is the cost on the JUN pan?
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42,000 Yen in Japan, this item is also listed on the English side of their site without a price.

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What is the cost on the JUN pan?
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That's about $425 USD at the current exchange rate.
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Originally Posted by RoadSpike
didn't AMS do this ages ago?

Also don't they have a dry sump system? I doubt anyone will be "cheap".
pretty sure ams uses the hks system.
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I hope that picture from that site isn't the actual product. That is a picture of a stock Evo oil pan.

We have never used a dry sump system before the Top Shop Challange engine.

Any dry sump system will be thousands of dollars. Would you really trust your entire engine/turbo setup to a cheap oiling system?

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"I hope that picture from that site isn't the actual product. That is a picture of a stock Evo oil pan."


Thats what I thought. LOL
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Ya but its pretty!!
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Originally Posted by EricJ@AMS
I hope that picture from that site isn't the actual product. That is a picture of a stock Evo oil pan.

We have never used a dry sump system before the Top Shop Challange engine.

Any dry sump system will be thousands of dollars. Would you really trust your entire engine/turbo setup to a cheap oiling system?
Im not saying im cheap, but if you all made one, or any reputable fabricators, im sure it wouldnt be as high as the "foreign" brands. my only issue is dry sump oiling systems for circle track, and pro street cars cost between 1 to 1.5k...... sucks havin' an import.
can you get me a price on the hks or sumo set up??
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We have just released a wet sump pan on our site and we are also releasing our own dry sump system in a few more weeks. we have the dry system done but we are doing some longevity tests on it to make sure everything is working well.

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Originally Posted by AutoMotoSports
We have just released a wet sump pan on our site and we are also releasing our own dry sump system in a few more weeks. we have the dry system done but we are doing some longevity tests on it to make sure everything is working well.

Eric

What is your ETA for the dry sump system?
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on a side note I saw that Tomei has an Oil Baffle Slicing Plate thingy..
Which is kinda similar.
It supposedly slices the oil off the crank as it rotates and is supposed to help in oil lean in corners and cavitation in the passages..
idk, I'm just repeating what i read..
Anybody know anything about this part, if it works etc..
They claim better oil pressure and better hp/tq..
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Any one that can verify that Tomei Slicking kit or Jun Oil Pan is working? Dry Sump isnt for street cars etc, so a option for them that wants this "that works" would be great.


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