Need ASA dry sump info
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I am looking for info on the ASA dry sump system. I have the pan and pump. I am looking for what size crank pulley it needs and the plumbing routing. Any info would be great!
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Chad
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Chad
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Hub/pulley part no. might be: ATI 916097
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ARE makes a great pan for a single or dual stage scavenge. Razor makes a good scavenge pump and ARE has a mount that will allow you to drive the scavenge You will need an oil tank Basically you feed the factory oil pump from the bottom of your oil tank. You scavenge the oil out of your pan and send it back to the tank. Most ASA ls-1 set ups ran -12 line throughout the system. you will want to vent you valve covers back to a catch can use -10 hose minimum.
The ARE pans allow you to run a remote oil filter you can plumb to a cooler.
Are you building a race car?
The ARE pans allow you to run a remote oil filter you can plumb to a cooler.
Are you building a race car?
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