as im building this f22 turbo engine,or shall i say starting fresh and trying it again.. im wondering about oil pumps. how well do the stock oil pumps work for turbo applications? or are there any higher flowing or performance pumps out there for our f22a series engines?
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I installed a Endyn oil pump in my H.
"Modified engines require oiling systems that are up to the task of supplying lubrication in demanding high rpm applications.
Our oil pump modifications reduce pump cavitation at extreme engine speeds and increase output by reducing losses, netting more power at the crank. Each pump is machined to achieve minimum rotor to case clearances, by-pass valves are clearanced to prevent binding, inlet and outlet passages are bored to larger diameters, tapered, radiused, and back-filled."
http://www.theoldone.com/components/..._oil_pumps.htm
Do some research to learn about the advantages of them. I've seen others simply use the OEM pump, depends on the HP you're going for too. -
I'm pretty sure there's a DIY on modding the OEM pump for more flow on here somewhere, I've read it before.Originally posted by Mishakol129Comment
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ahhh so these guys basically take a new OEM pump and bore it out huh?. interesting. thanks for the head start. i been googling just about everything i can think of in the way of oil pumps and performance pumps i can think of... im shooting for 3-400 hp range.Comment
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thanks for that info also dj ender.. that was my next question! lol . i recall seeing something about another brand used but i just cant seem to find it again... ill look in the DIY section for that oil pump mod though!Comment
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I believe it was HondaFan81 that used a Toda oil pump, a brand that is supposed to be very good, and it failed on him. I may be wrong, but I think that's who and what it was...
Be sure to do plenty of research on whatever pump you choose. Maybe even look up the Members Rides threads of the members with the most powerful engines on this forum (there's a thread listing them in the Turbo section) and see what they're running.
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tnx deev.. will do... like DUH! why didnt i think of thatComment
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That's the one great thing about tuning a fairly common car... someone has probably done whatever it is you want to do already, so there's almost always a point of reference!
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when i build my motor i used a brand new OEM honda oil pump. The important thing is to have a high quality OEM or Fluid Dampr crank pulley. It absorbs the vibration that destroys oil pumps.
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you guys do know that the pumps dont make presure the move the oil in volume im just trying to share what i do know . here is a video link to some one who has a more smarts than me.
http://youtu.be/8f2fcbTh5ywthis was put together by evil_demon_01 . You can also fined all this and more by him in the Common Beginner Technical Info can be found in here. PLEASE READ HERE FIRST
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