Rear mount oil return
Using the Shurflo 8000-643-210 on Zombie's recomendations
What size (diameter) hose should I use to get the oil back to the engine?
I purchased 1/2" but I am concerned that there will not be enough pressure in such a large hose. Anyone have experience with this?
seems rather difficult to get the oil pump low enough to gravity feed out of the turbo, do you guys know if the pump can pull enough if it is not significantly lower than the turbo?
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Using the Shurflo 8000-643-210 on Zombie's recomendations
What size (diameter) hose should I use to get the oil back to the engine?
I purchased 1/2" but I am concerned that there will not be enough pressure in such a large hose. Anyone have experience with this?
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I am running the pump to a simple switch 12v source so hopefully it works alright!!
I am running the pump to a simple switch 12v source so hopefully it works alright!!
You can read the install manual at above link to learn about recommended line size etc.
Here are the specs on the shurflo: http://www.pumpagents.com/pdf/Shurfl...00-643-210.pdf
It says it can self prime up to 14 verticle feet so I would worry about location.
Last edited by code4; Sep 18, 2009 at 08:36 AM.
You can read the install manual at above link to learn about recommended line size etc.
Here are the specs on the shurflo: http://www.pumpagents.com/pdf/Shurfl...00-643-210.pdf
It says it can self prime up to 14 verticle feet so I would worry about location.
http://turbowerx.com/Scavenge_Pumps/.../Exa-Pump.html
The thing that i find odd about the shurflo pump, is that its only rated at 180deg F. I would think oil would get hotter than that. The pump you linked is rated at 300deg F, and the more expensive one i linked is rated at 350deg F.
Issues with pumps seems to be the biggest downfall of remote mount systems or low-mount front turbos. To me, i would rather spend a bit of money and never have to worry about it. The dual ball bearing one i linked is rated at 10,000 hours. That would easily outlast the vehicle.
Also wiring the pump relay to the fuel pump signal wire allows it to only run when needed, not every time the Ign. switch is on.






