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Myron Piatek 10-10-2011 11:19 PM

Re: Oil pressure @ performance?
 
When I change from straight weight 30-40w conventional race oil used for break in to synthetic Amsoil 5w-20 Dominator, not only does my oil pressure drop, I have to turn down the idle rpm!
I forgot the exact #'s on both, but it's obvious and gets your attention.

Ed Wright 10-11-2011 08:29 AM

Re: Oil pressure @ performance?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Kenney Kelley (Post 287172)
Danny this might be some help. http://www.superstockforum.com/showt...threadid=11549 Kenney Kelley

I have one of Larry's low volume pumps in my SS LT1. I set the relief spring to 40 psi. 40 psi @ 8500, cold idle is also 40, hot idle is 20 to 25 psi with 5W 20. Bearings always look like new, except for one time I tried Joe Gibbs zero wt. Saw some wear on 4 rod bearings. Won't try that again. Zero-5 (Used to be called "Race9") Royal Purple does just fine. I've never used over 40 psi through the lights. Used to use 30 psi in my Stockers. You have to have everything else right. Even with this pump the Royal Purple was worth 12 hp on the dyno.

Joe Schaechter 10-11-2011 09:22 AM

Re: Oil pressure @ performance?
 
Here is another low drag pump option for a small block Chevy

http://schumannsdynamicperformance.c...43/SBC/LVDR5/8

Daran Summerton 10-11-2011 07:16 PM

Re: Oil pressure @ performance?
 
I remember when putting 454 oil pumps on sb's was all the rage. This post has me wondering if you can run a sb pump on the 454? Special shaft???? Stock shaft??


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