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Old 07-30-2010, 09:54 AM
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Originally Posted by Irishflame27,Jul 30 2010, 09:52 AM
who built the motor?
a guy named Mike Laskey out of Anaheim CA. from what I have heard he does pretty good work.
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for someone that is seeking help, you sure come back with very sarcastic remarks... goodluck TRY AGAIN
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where is the sarcasm?? Besides I asked about an oil pump not other suggestions to beat around the bush.
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guys run the stock oil pump into the 800's. yours not holding pressure implies something else is wrong.

thats what sucks.
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Originally Posted by camuman,Jul 30 2010, 11:44 AM
guys run the stock oil pump into the 800's. yours not holding pressure implies something else is wrong.

thats what sucks.
its possible that the cam journals may have issues I will be checking into that tonight. I had the same issues a few years ago with oil pressure so I am going to change the pump out anyway. Stock pump it is then. I understand the pump doesn't actually produce the pressure just pumps the oil and the pressure is formed from the clearances and whatnot. I just don't think its flowing as well as it should be.
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Originally Posted by ChefJ,Jul 30 2010, 09:54 AM
a guy named Mike Laskey out of Anaheim CA. from what I have heard he does pretty good work.
this just seemed like a very condesending and sarcastic reply

sorry if i mis-took it
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all good. Not everyone knows of Laskey. Or atleast I assume that not everyone does.
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i have a low milage oil pump that you can have it you pay shipping, maybe has 40k on it, i would disassemble it tho and check clearences
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that would be amazing. If it came out of a running vehicle it has to be as good or better then the one I currently have. pm me and I can paypal you or make arrangements.
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You could try switching to -8 oil lines on the relocation kit and also make sure youre using a -3 feed on the turbo and at least a -8 return to the girdle or fron drivers side of the oil pan. I've been using -8 relocation lines for 7 years with no problems. Ultimate racing also uses -8 size lines on their kit, which is what I have.

Also, what oil filter are you using? Sometimes a cheap oil filter may cause this. I recommend usng the 15400-PCX-004 OEM s2k oil filter.


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