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Old 10-26-2001, 09:48 AM
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by naishou
[B]Actually they are, but it's not the burning of the oil that is the design goal.
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No offense taken jschmidt. We all get along here on this wonderful board.
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Originally posted by RT


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Old 10-26-2001, 09:36 PM
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Originally posted by tagheuer


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Originally Posted by naishou' date='Oct 25 2001, 04:47 PM
This oil loss is part of the reason(but not the main one) why racing engines are mostly dry sumped. They will go through a lot of oil during a race and need a fairly large tank.
i'm not positive but i'm pretty sure the only reason why is so they can maintain positive oil pressure during extrema cornering, breaking, and acceleration.
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Originally Posted by fatality122887' date='Jan 24 2009, 10:39 PM
i'm not positive but i'm pretty sure the only reason why is so they can maintain positive oil pressure during extrema cornering, breaking, and acceleration.
You are correct sir. That is exactly the reason.
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its not antifreeze unless your car was over heating.

and

white = water/condensation/antifreeze
blue=OIL
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Originally Posted by fatality122887' date='Jan 25 2009, 01:39 AM
i'm not positive but i'm pretty sure the only reason why is so they can maintain positive oil pressure during extrema cornering, breaking, and acceleration.
Also sometimes to allow the car to have a lower ride height or to allow the engine to be placed lower in the frame, without an oil pan sticking down to bang the pavement.

For oil starvation due to cornering forces, etc., most would simply use an accumulator, like the Accusump, which sholves the problems at a lower cost, but doesn't get the old oil pan out of the way.
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Originally Posted by Nick.' date='Jan 25 2009, 10:37 AM
its not antifreeze unless your car was over heating.

and

white = water/condensation/antifreeze
blue=OIL
Not necessarily. A little spillage from the overflow tank can make for a strong antifreeze smell without the car ever overheating.


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