Melling M295 for my LH6?
Also, why do these kits have what appears to be two sets of water pump gaskets?
Last edited by dewchugr; Feb 7, 2018 at 03:16 PM.
I like the GM LS6/LS3 oil pump part#12586665.....Around $115. I'm not a big Melling fan for things not related to LS engines.
LS1 pans fit all Gen III & IV engines., LS7 lifters are good if you don't get to crazy with Spring Rates/RPM/Cam Profile.
I like the GM LS6/LS3 oil pump part#12586665.....Around $115. I'm not a big Melling fan for things not related to LS engines.
LS1 pans fit all Gen III & IV engines., LS7 lifters are good if you don't get to crazy with Spring Rates/RPM/Cam Profile.
I'd emailed someone at Melling about it and they told me to use the M365 pump which is the stock pump, even after I told him I was getting rid of all of the DOD stuff. That didn't make much sense since I am replacing it to get rid of the high pressure.
This is a common choice by most who assembly the LS engine/stock Oil Pan/Holley pan.
GM parts direct "list" is $65.60.
I do Shim the relief spring .030".
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This helps the engine with a RPM increase by increasing the HYD lifter internal pressure.
The LS engine lifters ARE KNOWN to "bleed down" causing Valve Lash with increased Cam Lobe Acceleration Rates.
Many increase Valve Spring Pressure which as the SAME EFFECT. (your 1281)
I use a Allen Socket to open the Port Plug on the Oil Pump, then place the shim into that plug.
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This helps the engine with a RPM increase by increasing the HYD lifter internal pressure.
The LS engine lifters ARE KNOWN to "bleed down" causing Valve Lash with increased Cam Lobe Acceleration Rates.
Many increase Valve Spring Pressure which as the SAME EFFECT. (your 1281)
I use a Allen Socket to open the Port Plug on the Oil Pump, then place the shim into that plug.
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