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billyfe390 said:
True it is a concept so who knows but it could be an electric system too.
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Well, to get to the oil pump on our engines, you need to go into the timing cover and all that junk. All that could be is just a relocated filter (or sender? I don't know much about the oil system) for easier maintenance. I don't think anybody uses an electric oil pump, the gains are absolutely not worth losing your engine if you have an electrical problem.

Come to think of it, that setup might not create a mess. Being that high above the engine and that orientation of the filter, it might all drain out.
 
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GinoGT said:
Well, to get to the oil pump on our engines, you need to go into the timing cover and all that junk. All that could be is just a relocated filter (or sender? I don't know much about the oil system) for easier maintenance. I don't think anybody uses an electric oil pump, the gains are absolutely not worth losing your engine if you have an electrical problem.

Come to think of it, that setup might not create a mess. Being that high above the engine and that orientation of the filter, it might all drain out.
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If done right you will never lose an engine with the electric pump. All you do is use a murphy switch to kill the engine if it drops pressure. There are alot of racers that use the electric system because it doesnt rob any power not that you lose much but they are used in alot of race cars.
 

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omg, that thing looks SWEEEEEEET!
 
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If done right you will never lose an engine with the electric pump. All you do is use a murphy switch to kill the engine if it drops pressure. There are alot of racers that use the electric system because it doesnt rob any power not that you lose much but they are used in alot of race cars.
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Good point on the switch.
 
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LOL its kinda funny a totally radical mustang is introduced and we debate on the oil filter location. Good fun!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 

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LOL its kinda funny a totally radical mustang is introduced and we debate on the oil filter location. Good fun!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Yeah, we'll leave all the arguing about if it has 4.10's or only 3.73's to everybody else.

4.10's
 
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Yeah, we'll leave all the arguing about if it has 4.10's or only 3.73's to everybody else.

4.10's
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Or what it would it take for it to beat an LS1 lol



dont fear the 4.10 gear
 
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Pffft, a MAC cold air and some mufflers and you'll walk LS1's.
 
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