Has anyone replaced there oil pump? If so did they get a high flow pump? Would this cause any leaks from the old gaskets or any other problems i would have to worry about? What PSI do they run at. Thanks alot guys.
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If your engine is fairly internally stock and dosn't see high RPM's for an extensive amount of time, then dont bother with a High Volume Pump.... Stick With a Standard Volume, they flow enough and still provide good oil pressure. In most cases a HV oil pump is not needed... they rob Horsepower, raise the oil tempurature, and can at times suck the oil pan dry if a stock pan is used. Unless your car is a full out drag car, road race car, etc. etc. then forget about a HV Pump, it is not needed.
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Well every now and then i do run it hard. I like to open it up alittle and feel whats under the hood for a little fun, but usually not all the way to red line. Once every couple of months i might take it to 5500 but thats it. So you are saying stick with the production pump for now?
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Sure will. You need to have provisions for something that exceeds stock limits. A 7 quart oil pan is probably what you need to go after if you ever do go down that road however.408stroker5.0 said:Pretty Much....... Like I said dont bother with a HV.... it will do more harm then good.
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townethug said:Has anyone replaced there oil pump? If so did they get a high flow pump? Would this cause any leaks from the old gaskets or any other problems i would have to worry about? What PSI do they run at. Thanks alot guys.
I replaced my oil pump with a HV unit. The oil pump itself will not cause the oil leaks at the gasket. It shouldn't cause any oil leaking problems on its own and just replace oil pan gasket with a new one. No sure what psi it runs at sorry. But basically it has not caused nor created problems on my totally stock motor.