LS6 race car build
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what about this oil cooling kit/baffle?
http://www.ebay.com/itm/CXRacing-Oil...036c98&vxp=mtr
http://www.ebay.com/itm/CXRacing-Oil...036c98&vxp=mtr
Don't know that kit personally but you will have to mod your front subframe to use it. The rear sump works and clears everything and it's OK for street driving but for XP with good tires you need a good pan(most likely front sump) or dry sump. Are you apposed to modding your subframes?
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Originally Posted by LogicAp2' timestamp='1413299602' post='23368984
what about this oil cooling kit/baffle?
http://www.ebay.com/itm/CXRacing-Oil...036c98&vxp=mtr
http://www.ebay.com/itm/CXRacing-Oil...036c98&vxp=mtr
Don't know that kit personally but you will have to mod your front subframe to use it. The rear sump works and clears everything and it's OK for street driving but for XP with good tires you need a good pan(most likely front sump) or dry sump. Are you apposed to modding your subframes?
Regardless oil baffling/cooling is a necessity for my build.
#24
Originally Posted by ruut' timestamp='1413300849' post='23369010
[quote name='LogicAp2' timestamp='1413299602' post='23368984']
what about this oil cooling kit/baffle?
http://www.ebay.com/itm/CXRacing-Oil...036c98&vxp=mtr
what about this oil cooling kit/baffle?
http://www.ebay.com/itm/CXRacing-Oil...036c98&vxp=mtr
Don't know that kit personally but you will have to mod your front subframe to use it. The rear sump works and clears everything and it's OK for street driving but for XP with good tires you need a good pan(most likely front sump) or dry sump. Are you apposed to modding your subframes?
Regardless oil baffling/cooling is a necessity for my build.
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That pan won't clear the subframe unless you push the engine back at least one more inch.
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For XP I highly recommend 16x12 wheels in the rear, and 16x11's in the front. Run the Avon A11 or Hoosier R75 slicks. I can give you some pointers on cutting weight. My FP car is under 1930lbs.
#28
That's the set up I'm looking at going to. I have been working with CCW to build me a set of 16s for the Monster. I know that's what Collett was running last time he was in Atlanta. Are you guys still running Hoosiers on the Stook?
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Originally Posted by SC_Highlander' timestamp='1413399456' post='23370598
For XP I highly recommend 16x12 wheels in the rear, and 16x11's in the front. Run the Avon A11 or Hoosier R75 slicks. I can give you some pointers on cutting weight. My FP car is under 1930lbs.
#30
Originally Posted by ruut' timestamp='1413401373' post='23370648
[quote name='SC_Highlander' timestamp='1413399456' post='23370598']
For XP I highly recommend 16x12 wheels in the rear, and 16x11's in the front. Run the Avon A11 or Hoosier R75 slicks. I can give you some pointers on cutting weight. My FP car is under 1930lbs.
For XP I highly recommend 16x12 wheels in the rear, and 16x11's in the front. Run the Avon A11 or Hoosier R75 slicks. I can give you some pointers on cutting weight. My FP car is under 1930lbs.
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How many runs are you getting out of the Avons?