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Dry sumping?? a series
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Has anyone done it to an A14/A15..

if so how much and were do i get the parts from?

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Yes it has been done, thats all I know

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ARE in the states do dry sump pans for A series.
They are the only people i know of.

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mmm.... unecessary unless you are doing mini-sprint racing where the oil would be potentially one one side of the pan for a lengthy period of time.
You can ring Jeff Taylor on 02 9623 8826 and he will be able to give you a definative answer. He will probably tell you to save your $$$.

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Hey Craig...is your sump baffled? Have you had a chance at all to look at oil pressure mid corner...just wondering if you get any surge at all.

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From what I've seen of his racing lines he must spend every corner checking his gauges.

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na no baffling and I dont check my gauges at all until the cool down lap!!!
If the thing is still going I dont worry

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hahahaha.... I hope you have your idiot light set-up properly then ;)

I don't klnow teratonga...his lines looked pretty good at Wakelfield the other week.


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I run an " Idiot light " on my A-series. I also use it with a 30 PSI sender. I f the light comes on with the regular sender [12 - 15 PSI from memory] at high RPM, i suggest it would a bit late by then........

I also have baffled the sump.

On a side note I saw the result of an A-Series motor, built for speedway, that had lost oil; pressure. The bearings/crank got so hot that the bearings melted back into the oil galleries of the crank. Not pretty.

Benny

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