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Anyone got recommendations on oiling setups on my ls next build
15:1 Comp solid roller dart ls next block
Tunnel ram twin carbs
Mellings oil pump for moroso wet sump
Should this oil pump be ok in this combo
Or should I go external wet pump or even dry sump
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15:1 Comp solid roller dart ls next block
Tunnel ram twin carbs
Mellings oil pump for moroso wet sump
Should this oil pump be ok in this combo
Or should I go external wet pump or even dry sump
Cheers
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Yeh I'm thinking wet sump should be ok
I have an accumulator also
The ls next block with the priority mains and stepped oil galleries should help
I also have restricted pushrods
I have an accumulator also
The ls next block with the priority mains and stepped oil galleries should help
I also have restricted pushrods
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I have a LS next 427 twin turbo. Turns 7500 using Moroso pan and 10296. You probably don't need a high volume oil pump because the ls next is so much better than its GM counterparts at oil usage. I used a high-volume because I also feed 2 turbos and an oil cooler.
Hope this helps.
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I went with a Dailey Dry Sump on my build and got 15.5" of Vacuum
as well. That said if using an internal pump I would have it ported to
reduce/prevent cavitation, 7500 RPM is pushing that design envelope
IMO.
as well. That said if using an internal pump I would have it ported to
reduce/prevent cavitation, 7500 RPM is pushing that design envelope
IMO.