baffled sumps
hi all i am looking to fit a baffled sump to my ra track car but i am usure what to go for, there is one via ebay from rowleys race and rally or one through carl davey, or do i go for the cosworth baffle plate?
is anyone using such kits orcan make a suggestion? can the sump be remove and refitted easily enough without removing the headers? any help would be appreciated thanks |
API do them on an exchange basis for your old one
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any idea how much and what they are like?
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I have a arc high capacity sump and a cosworth sump baffle for sale at the moment :thumb:
I think you would probably have to unbolt the engine and move it forward to get to sump it should be easy enough though |
As performance do them exchange for £80 ;)
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Another AS performance recommendation from me too!
Not the same level as The Rowleys garage one but also nowhere near the price either. I think Alyn's ones are group N rally spec. Russell |
John Felstead does a excellent baffled sump at £425 + exchange.
Banny |
will the asperfomance jobie be up to regular trackdays?
whats it like? anyone using the cosworth baffle on track? |
The APi Baffled sump is £150.00 + VAT exchange and is well proven on track days.
Or we now offer a copy of the Prodrive rally one at £350.00 + VAT exchange. This has a complete removable centre and baffle plate with alloy feed pipe. So that IF you break your engine the sump can be cleaned and re-used which is not the case with our cheaper one, or probably any other welded up type. We have stock of either at the moment. David APi Agents for: Simtek, the most exciting new Ecu for years Buddy Club exhausts Scoobysportexhausts Eibach suspension Hybrid front mount intercooler kits AP Racing brakes and clutches And of course; the well known APi Performance Exedy organic clutch www.apiengines.com 01926 614333 |
anyone have an idea whats better the cosworh tray or the asp sump?
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The cosworth baffle plate works very well in mine. I also have the later twin scroll sump which is better overall design and does not suffer as much surge like earlier and single scroll sumps.
As far as I can see with these modified sumps is that they are welding around the edges and welding two small plates in to cover two drainback holes then cleaning/respraying it. That to my mind is not 'baffled'. Admittedly it does seem to improve things from what I read and from people that have them. |
Carl Davey did a review of John Felstead's baffled sumps here with some nice photos.
Carl Davey, specialist Subaru Impreza parts supply |
Originally Posted by RA-grant
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anyone have an idea whats better the cosworh tray or the asp sump?
Photo's sent upon request, to a proper email address [ not S'net Pm's, I can't figure that system out.] Where the older style welded up one that we still sell occasionally, is a throw away once it gets full of debris.:cry: The old style served well for many years, as it is very effective. Trouble we had was, that we sent them and then got a phone call a few days later from the buyer who advised, ' that he already had a baffled sump ' :nono: Not quite true, as all he had done was see what we do, copy it and send ours back for a refund..... :mad: Once we twigged this when the 3rd one came back, we advised no returns allowed.:lol1: David APi |
Dont you think that a fairer pricing policy would solve that issue David rather than charging £150 for a few welds and then being surprised when people send it back ?
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I guess you must have been one of the returnees then?
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Nope - not me. But having seen some of these I can understand why people would send them back. Not that there is anything wrong with them, far from it, just that they will judge how long it would take them to do it themselves or a friend that can weld a bit and balance that against the cost.
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I was a returnee back in 2005, when I had my engine rebuilt and I was telling the truth about the car already having a baffled sump from Japan. Not best pleased about your comments David!
Banny |
You're too sensitive, I didn't mention any names.
Now everyone knows. |
Originally Posted by dynamix
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Nope - not me. But having seen some of these I can understand why people would send them back. Not that there is anything wrong with them, far from it, just that they will judge how long it would take them to do it themselves or a friend that can weld a bit and balance that against the cost.
What more can someone ask for ? David |
David I prefer being honest and having things out in the open :thumb:
Banny |
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