Im building a new motor for my new 89 gt and im thinking about putting a high volume oil pump in. my question is can i run 6 quarts in a stock oil pan? and will it hurt anything?
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I supposed you could, but why?
I think it would consume large amounts of oil because of windage - the crank sitting in resting oil and slinging it all up in the bottoms of the pistons etc.. more oil sitting in the pan is more oil that gets pumped up in the valve cover area too.. and resting on top of the valve seals etc..
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Originally posted by 89ghost View PostThanks for the advise brooks. shaun told me with a high volume it likes to keep alot of the oil on the top side of the motor and it will have a lack of oil on the bottomend.
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I have always had twisted oil pump shafts to replace when friends would go with a high volume or high pressure pump.
The stocker will support everything that a stock block can support. Just make sure to take it apart and clean it thoroughly!
They like to have small bits of metal shavings lurking from the manufacturer that will lock up a pump and twist a shaft with the quickness.
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