High flo Oil Pump.. Which is better?
11-20-2010, 10:36 AM
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High flo Oil Pump.. Which is better? I'm about to do a cam swap in my ta, and gonna do it right and swap out the oil pump along with it. I know a lot of other members have done this and was wanting your opinion on which is better. Cause i want the best bang for my buck. I'm looking at the usual 3 ...
Melling High volume
Ported LS6 pump from TSP
SLP high flo pump
If your running any of these let me know your take on it is... Thanks guys
Melling High volume
Ported LS6 pump from TSP
SLP high flo pump
If your running any of these let me know your take on it is... Thanks guys
11-20-2010, 04:32 PM
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i have the melling ls1 HV standard pressure. and it actually makes a little more pressure. melling pumps are not just factory pumps ported out, they are actually bigger/stronger/heavier duty etc. they are much less likely to fail on you and being that i've had gm pumps fail on me in the past i'm sticking with my melling.
11-21-2010, 04:14 PM
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I second this. This is the best Oil Pump IMO. And I have great oil pressure all around the RPM range!
And make sure you get the 10296 as stated above and not the 10295 as some get them mixed up a bit. And if you are running a double roller timing chain I can get you one that is already been shaved down for it to work flawlessly. And the same guy I know has the best prices around for them.
And make sure you get the 10296 as stated above and not the 10295 as some get them mixed up a bit. And if you are running a double roller timing chain I can get you one that is already been shaved down for it to work flawlessly. And the same guy I know has the best prices around for them.
11-21-2010, 10:32 PM
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I second this. This is the best Oil Pump IMO. And I have great oil pressure all around the RPM range!
And make sure you get the 10296 as stated above and not the 10295 as some get them mixed up a bit. And if you are running a double roller timing chain I can get you one that is already been shaved down for it to work flawlessly. And the same guy I know has the best prices around for them.
And make sure you get the 10296 as stated above and not the 10295 as some get them mixed up a bit. And if you are running a double roller timing chain I can get you one that is already been shaved down for it to work flawlessly. And the same guy I know has the best prices around for them.
