Baffelled sump... WHY?
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Baffelled sump... WHY?
Really been bought up by Playsatan in my project's thread... http://bbs.scoobynet.co.uk/showthrea...=499099&page=4
Anyone got opinions on con's & pro's on baffelled sumps???
Anyone got opinions on con's & pro's on baffelled sumps???
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It is to stop the oli flow/oil pick-up being inturrupted uinder heavy cornering/breaking/accelleration. the baffles stop the oil moving about so much and keep the oil pick-up submerged in oil.
Cannot see any disadvantages to it, not usual fitting to stock roadcars, more for high performanace track/rally/race cars.
Cannot see any disadvantages to it, not usual fitting to stock roadcars, more for high performanace track/rally/race cars.
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Depends if you drive hard enough to warrant the need for one. Extra BHP will need more oil capacity (increases cooling capacity), Higher sustained revs need better windage tray designs. Higher cornering/braking G- forces need better sump baffling and pickup design.
I'm more of a dry sump man myself - if the option is available, as it addresses all this in one go Nothing much about for scoobies though.
I'm more of a dry sump man myself - if the option is available, as it addresses all this in one go Nothing much about for scoobies though.
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