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widdows 28 August 2009 05:33 PM

does anybody run a dry sump on their impreza? Its the only sure fire way of eliminating oil starvation, bloody pricy though!

killerbmotorsport 28 August 2009 05:48 PM

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stevehf2 05 September 2009 05:50 AM

Ok I have a 96 sti. Flat bottom sump? I just blew my crank at Snetterton on my 3rd lap overfilled!
What is my bst option on the sump/pick up?
Do I get a non flat bottom sump and lower the pick up? one welded up so the oil can't get back down lol or ?????????
Ideas please chaps, oh and on a budjet as I'm buying another engine:(

dynamix 05 September 2009 06:03 AM

Snetterton is a killer for sure.

Speak to Mark at Lateral for one of his baffled sumps - they work very well in my experience.

stevehf2 05 September 2009 11:48 AM

Thanks but how dow do I get in touch with Mark?
Pricey?

joz8968 05 September 2009 01:00 PM

Lateral Performance Ltd| Home | Engine, & Related Components | Engine Components, & Blocks | Baffled Sumps

Contact info at top of page too.

Mark posts/advertises on here too, so you can PM him as well. Personally I'd ring him...

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stevehf2 05 September 2009 01:33 PM

looks good to me but what do I know lol..
I know it looks pricey:brickwall

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dynamix 06 September 2009 12:26 AM


Originally Posted by stevehf2 (Post 8923329)
looks good to me but what do I know lol..
I know it looks pricey:brickwall

how much is an engine/rebuild?

The other option is put really rubbish tyres on or drive slower ;)

stevehf2 06 September 2009 02:25 AM


Originally Posted by killerbmotorsport (Post 8923936)
$425 USD

Delivered?
Is that a better sump than the one below?
http://lateralperformance.co.uk/shop...ed%20sumpA.jpg

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stevehf2 09 October 2009 07:38 PM

So I should run the EJ25 sump?
Which cars are these off?

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stevehf2 10 October 2009 04:51 AM

So I would need a Subaru number 11109AA151 sump, dip stick and baffle tray? What about the pick up? is it the same on the 20 as the 25?

I don't wont to appear dumb but I will probably look that way in a second lol. Why does the Subaru sump 11109AA151 appear to have loots of holes and slots around the outside? I can see the cloth through the sump on one pic!

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stevehf2 10 October 2009 02:36 PM

So to put a ej25 sump on I also need the..
pick up
dipstick and tube
baffle plate?

TonyBurns 10 October 2009 03:15 PM

Damn interesting discussion :D
Killerbmotrosport, one for you ;) the later twin scroll 2ltr engines, what are the sumps like on these compared to the earlier 2ltr single scroll cars?

Tony:)

Shaun 10 October 2009 04:36 PM

Tony,
That twin scroll sump with a proper baffle in it is fine on mine, as it was the Litchfield / PowerStation Time Attack winning car. ;)

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Shaun 10 October 2009 06:24 PM


Originally Posted by killerbmotorsport (Post 8990204)
I'm not familiar with the twin scroll setup as they were never available here. :( I have heard rumors that some of the older twin scroll setups were similar to the newer EJ25 (STi) designs.

I have never personally heard of any of the JDM Twin Scroll pick-up pipes having this problem after speaking to Litchfield Imports here in the UK. They have probably sold more JDM Twin Scroll Impreza's than anyone else over here. Having sold over 50 Type25's, let alone their Type20's and large quantitys of the normal JDM STI's and Spec C's.

I remember someone previously mentioning on here, that the twin scroll pick-up was the same as the 2.5.... sounds a bit strange if it is. Unless it is a manufacturing fault on some?!

killerbmotorsport 10 October 2009 08:30 PM


Originally Posted by Shaun (Post 8990312)
I have never personally heard of any of the JDM Twin Scroll pick-up pipes having this problem after speaking to Litchfield Imports here in the UK. They have probably sold more JDM Twin Scroll Impreza's than anyone else over here. Having sold over 50 Type25's, let alone their Type20's and large quantitys of the normal JDM STI's and Spec C's.

I remember someone previously mentioning on here, that the twin scroll pick-up was the same as the 2.5.... sounds a bit strange if it is. Unless it is a manufacturing fault on some?!

I've also heard (in an Australian forum) that the twin scroll was the same as the 2.5. From the second hand info I've heard I'd guess that to be true. If anyone knows the pickup part number on the twin scroll I can tell you where else it's used and what the failure rates are.

stevehf2 14 October 2009 06:30 PM

Just a quickie. Is the EJ20 (classic) pick up the same as the EJ25?
Does anyone have the two to compre?

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stevehf2 15 October 2009 06:56 AM

Lol I give up on this now and I'll stick my EJ20 bits back on! I would of like the newer sump though:cry:

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stevehf2 15 October 2009 01:50 PM

LOL but you said "The EJ20 and EJ25 parts are NOT swapable"
Does that not mean I can't put all the EJ25 parts on to my EJ20??

killerbmotorsport 16 October 2009 01:03 AM

I'm sorry I misunderstood. For some reason I thought you just wanted to change the sump or pickup by itself. :cuckoo:

MY94BlueWRX 23 October 2009 05:32 PM

Right then guys, i've read the whole thread and the links to killerb's sump comparison (impressive work btw), and my question is this...

I understand the issue is more with getting the oil down from the heads etc, however wouldn't running a larger capacity oil pan/sump (single or twin winged) help/solve this problem...?

As the oil pump will only ever send the same amount of oil round the engine capacity wise, but if you have a larger pool of oil around the pickup due to the increase in sump capcity then this should alleviate the problem somewhat...?

Tell me if i'm talking complete nuts, but am trying to get me head around this issue, as we're facing the problem of what is the best/most economical route with our track car.

Cheers,
Kim.

stevehf2 23 October 2009 05:42 PM

Well I couldn't afford Killerbmotorsports fantastic sump and pic up so I went with his advice on the EJ25 sump, pick up, baffle plate and dip stick as it's designed to keep more oil around the pisck up.


Oh and uncanny that all my EJ25 parts came today:luxhello:


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