Ultimate Integrated Dry Sump UIDS v2.2
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Hi Skip - Add me to the list !! Great work.
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Hey Porschetech are we getting an early bird special??
if not I’m still in
if not I’m still in
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Erhumm Zbomb, there is ZERO data on this. Why do you think it will be any better than your deep sump?
Racers have already tested this type o ball-valve and concluded it does not work when you are continuously cornering. At least with their design. At ever turn-change it will 'chug' some air and eat your engine. Not to mention eating your oil pump due to too high dP, between inlet/outlet, at high RPMs. There is a reason the majority of engines only have a very short tube(no valves) between the pump itself and the pick-up point.
Racers have already tested this type o ball-valve and concluded it does not work when you are continuously cornering. At least with their design. At ever turn-change it will 'chug' some air and eat your engine. Not to mention eating your oil pump due to too high dP, between inlet/outlet, at high RPMs. There is a reason the majority of engines only have a very short tube(no valves) between the pump itself and the pick-up point.
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brontosaurus (09-23-2021)
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Erhumm Zbomb, there is ZERO data on this. Why do you think it will be any better than your deep sump?
Racers have already tested this type o ball-valve and concluded it does not work when you are continuously cornering. At least with their design. At ever turn-change it will 'chug' some air and eat your engine. Not to mention eating your oil pump due to too high dP, between inlet/outlet, at high RPMs. There is a reason the majority of engines only have a very short tube(no valves) between the pump itself and the pick-up point.
Racers have already tested this type o ball-valve and concluded it does not work when you are continuously cornering. At least with their design. At ever turn-change it will 'chug' some air and eat your engine. Not to mention eating your oil pump due to too high dP, between inlet/outlet, at high RPMs. There is a reason the majority of engines only have a very short tube(no valves) between the pump itself and the pick-up point.
Translation: There is no data on this.
But please, allow me to state my opinion, also without data.
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Nick - I don’t “think”. I don’t know what I don’t know.
I HOPE it works. That will need to be proven out by data to meet my definition of WORK.
Who’s Racers - never heard of him or seen any of his data. Pass along the contact.
I HOPE it works. That will need to be proven out by data to meet my definition of WORK.
Who’s Racers - never heard of him or seen any of his data. Pass along the contact.
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Erhumm Zbomb, there is ZERO data on this. Why do you think it will be any better than your deep sump?
Racers have already tested this type o ball-valve and concluded it does not work when you are continuously cornering. At least with their design. At ever turn-change it will 'chug' some air and eat your engine. Not to mention eating your oil pump due to too high dP, between inlet/outlet, at high RPMs. There is a reason the majority of engines only have a very short tube(no valves) between the pump itself and the pick-up point.
Racers have already tested this type o ball-valve and concluded it does not work when you are continuously cornering. At least with their design. At ever turn-change it will 'chug' some air and eat your engine. Not to mention eating your oil pump due to too high dP, between inlet/outlet, at high RPMs. There is a reason the majority of engines only have a very short tube(no valves) between the pump itself and the pick-up point.
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Last edited by Porschetech3; 09-17-2021 at 11:04 PM.
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Amazing work, add me to the list