To the OP if you can use a std volume pump and maintain 60 pounds of oil pressure while racing you have more then enough oil pump, An HV pump in the same application your just eating up HP and heating the oil up.
Sbc oil pumps?
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Again I have only been CNC machining blocks for 13 years now and have been building engines since 1977 as that when Hinkson Automotive started when I was 17 years old.Originally posted by stockcar5 View PostI just got an e-mail from a guy who saw this post. He says carl is NOT acutally a machinist. Just a cnc button pusher!! LOL HMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM.
You sound like Jesup making up stories but again go to my Face Book and tell me I am not a machinist and I have a pretty good rep out there as I deal with a lot of shops and engine builders LOL.
Lets see what do have to machine with OHHH
A 4 axis HAAS CNC machining center
2 Line hone tables one at each shop
2 Sunnen rod hones one at each shop
2 crank balancers one is a Stewart Warner other is newer Hines
1 cam tunnel blue printing fixture
2 line boring set ups
1 Sunnen 616 Cylinder King hone and many different kinds of Torque plates
1 complete head shop
2 Bridgeports
3 lathes
welding equipment
AND MORE
MR. WALMART GREETER WHAT DO HAVE FOR EQUIPMENT AND WHATS YOUR CLAIM TO FAME!!!
All you do is run skimmer and make no sense!!!! LMAO
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M55HV and 20-50 "diesel" oil. Engine builder put it in and said run it, so I run it.Web: http://www.t17.co
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Originally posted by CNC BLOCKS View Post20-50 "diesel" oil Never heard of that oil for diesels! Who makes that??
It's next to the blinker fluid and muffler bearings. When you get your head out of your rear maybe you should use some of that extra free time to look up API oil certification marks.
Here ya go, I'll save your the trouble:
Now run along and play with your blocks child and let real men carry on a conversation.4. Multiple Performance Lvels
Oils designed for diesel engine service might also meet gasoline engine service. For these oils the designation is "C" category first followed by the "S" category. "C" category oils have been formulated primarily for diesel engines and may not provide all of the performance requirements consisten with vehicle manufacturers' recommendations for gasoline fueled engines.Last edited by merc123; 12-26-2013, 07:30 AM.Web: http://www.t17.co
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