Which sump is better?
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Which sump is better?
Hi there,
Which Sump is better the F-body sump or the LS2 sump?
This is for a stroked LS3 which am having made which will be going into a TVR Cerbera (English car) the reason I am asking is because only the LS2 or F-body sumps will fit in the space inside the engine bay and I need to make a choice of one or the other.
Now I cant see there being much of a difference between the two sumps they are the same basic size and capacity, but I can see that if the windage trays were different that is this could make a difference, but I don't know much about engines unlike most of yourselves on this forum.
So which one is better?
regards
rob
Which Sump is better the F-body sump or the LS2 sump?
This is for a stroked LS3 which am having made which will be going into a TVR Cerbera (English car) the reason I am asking is because only the LS2 or F-body sumps will fit in the space inside the engine bay and I need to make a choice of one or the other.
Now I cant see there being much of a difference between the two sumps they are the same basic size and capacity, but I can see that if the windage trays were different that is this could make a difference, but I don't know much about engines unlike most of yourselves on this forum.
So which one is better?
regards
rob
Last edited by UKRob; 02-06-2008 at 06:41 AM.
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When it comes down to it.. what every fits better is the way to go.. The only real advantage is that the LS2 will have a full windage tray as compared to the F-Body, which only covers 3/4 of the bottom end. The front part of the LS2 pan is about 1/2" deeper and therefore allows the full windage tray. If the engine needs to set down lower, then the F-Body pan may give you some clearance around the pan and x-member if that is the area of contact.
Not much difference to worry about.
Not much difference to worry about.