Who makes a good oil pump
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I just bought a LS6 Ported Oil pump from Texas Speed. i am planing on replaceing when I install my TSP Torquer Cam.
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I'm at a loss. What's wrong with stock LS1 oil pumps (except some of the faulty 98's)? At WOT I get 70psi when on a hot motor. LT1's and SBC's on the other hand, are lucky to get anything over 50psi on stock pressure springs.
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Originally Posted by Camaro99SS
I'm at a loss. What's wrong with stock LS1 oil pumps (except some of the faulty 98's)? At WOT I get 70psi when on a hot motor. LT1's and SBC's on the other hand, are lucky to get anything over 50psi on stock pressure springs.
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Texas speed has a good one. Or Scoggin Dickey has a good one also. I wouldnt go into my engine just to change the oil pump unless its bad but if your changing cam or something you might as well.
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Originally Posted by Z-286speed
I am running into the same thing, i want to install a cam, but dont want to be set back 120 bucks. So, would 72,000 miles be too much?
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