Katech_Jason

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Here is some recent data from a comparison we did with our LS7 oil pump vs the stock LS7 pump on identical engines. You're looking at a plot of the oil level in the tank. As you can see, the blue line shows the oil level does not drop as rapidly as you increase rpm as does the stock LS7 pump. This shows that the Katech pump is more efficiently pumping the oil from the engine back into the tank. We all know how important it is to get oil from the pan into the tank.





http://store.katechengines.com/Product175

ss dave

Wow big dif
Will that work with a wet sump LS7?
Probably not, do you offer wet sump pumps with similar data?

Katech_Jason

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The data you're looking at is showing how well the new pump is scavenging. Wet sump systems do not scavenge oil to a tank, so the answer to your question is no.

71CamaroLS1

Have you run similar tests on an ARE pan, Jason? Or is the ARE pan mostly designed to keep oil on the pickup during cornering loads?

Katech_Jason

iTrader: (19)

We started on a similar ARE test yesterday which we will finish up Monday.

Haans249

iTrader: (24)

Yet another awesome product from Katech!

dubseven

iTrader: (2)

Great data fellas!

airforcemanss

iTrader: (23)

sorry for the newbish question but what is the diff from wet to dry sump? it seems on the ls7 swaps that wet is what people choose. sorry for the slight hijack.

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http://www.drysump.com/drysump.htm

airforcemanss

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^^^thank you sir