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To Oil Pump Gears Or Not To Oil Pump Gears...that Is The Question!

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#1

Being a manual and looking to tune very soon, should I do oil pump gears or not? it's bloody confusing as some say yes and some say no.

Also whats the average cost and whats involved in putting them in?

Any particular Brand I should be looking at, Atomic $610 through Tuff car parts..Spool imports do them for $475 and Herrod which have no price.

Is there any other brand out there aswell.

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    hitting limiter with cold oil = deserves to blow motor

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  • Ralph Wiggum
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    I have been running stock gears in a built motor for over 6 years. High 300's the whole time. Rev Limit is set to 6800. I don't bounce the limiter and haven't had any issues and as much as it pains me

#2

This is how it goes.

Can you afford or are looking at a built/new block any time soon?

Yes = don't bother with oil pump gears in your current engine

No = get them done with the rest of the mods.

Edited by Paulie2256

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Money is not the problem Paulie, if I don't have to spend 6 to 7k after something goes boom, But are they neccesary?

#4

They will help that's for sure. Is a tailshaft or input shaft necessary? The guys that broke them will say yes, the guys that didn't will say no and the guys selling them will always say yes.

What power figure are you aiming for anyway?

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#5

if you are going to hit the limiter then it is a must

#6

Do you always remember to turn off traction control prior to stamping your right foot?

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Well with everything I got, cannot see why I cannot hit the 400+ mark. Always turn of traction control SDP, but when wheel spinning does it hit limter?

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#8

The traction control used to kill the gears in b series because of how aggressive it is. Similar to the limiter.

If I were in your position I would do them but if I was to pull the engine apart in 6-12 months anyway I wouldn't bother because you can get a block cheap as anyway.

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Yes I can get a short motor very cheap, but if it's not neccasary to buy a new short might just get gears... Now what brand should I get?

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