Which oil pump should I use?
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Which oil pump should I use?
I am about to put the finishing touches on my 383 build. It has Callies crank and rods, H series clevite bearing. Rod bearing clearances are all about .0025 and main clearances are about the same. I ran a GM ported high volume pump on the stock motor before it went boom.
I have a double row Comp timing chain and I've read about some issues with the high volume Melling and front cover clearances.
Today I picked up a Melling standard volume, but I wanted a little input before I put it together.
I have a double row Comp timing chain and I've read about some issues with the high volume Melling and front cover clearances.
Today I picked up a Melling standard volume, but I wanted a little input before I put it together.
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I am about to put the finishing touches on my 383 build. It has Callies crank and rods, H series clevite bearing. Rod bearing clearances are all about .0025 and main clearances are about the same. I ran a GM ported high volume pump on the stock motor before it went boom.
I have a double row Comp timing chain and I've read about some issues with the high volume Melling and front cover clearances.
Today I picked up a Melling standard volume, but I wanted a little input before I put it together.
I have a double row Comp timing chain and I've read about some issues with the high volume Melling and front cover clearances.
Today I picked up a Melling standard volume, but I wanted a little input before I put it together.
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As a bit of info for Melling pumps:
M295 = stock replacement pump - stock pressure/volume
10295 = better made pump - stock volume/high pressure
10296 = same pump body as 10295 - more volume/standard or high pressure springs included
I think....
M295 = stock replacement pump - stock pressure/volume
10295 = better made pump - stock volume/high pressure
10296 = same pump body as 10295 - more volume/standard or high pressure springs included
I think....
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i was under the impression that the 96 has a more beefy body, impeller, and slightly larger ports. hence why a double roller wont fit with out modification. and why the 96 also costs more.
could be wrong though.
could be wrong though.
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I've got my 296 sitting on my desk. It is definitely more beefy than the stock LS6 pump. It's a very nice piece. I was planning on cutting the pump and the timing cover but that would be very nice if melling already made the mods clear the double roller.
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