Oil System

This product acts as a spacer and takes the place of the factory Cylinder Oil Squirter.

Under high oil pressures, we've seen the OEM oil squirter pop out.  Since it's above the crank sprocket, it has the possibility to get caught in the timing chain.  So we developed an oil squirter that threads in.  It is also made longer in the case if it starts to back out, it will stop against the front cover and prevent it from coming out.  Requires machining for install. Installation tools include the proper drill and tap (M7x1).  Sold separately. ...

Factory OEM oil block tends to break and lose oil pressure which can lead to devastating engine failure. This can also be used for external oil coolers or oil filter relocation. Comes with 2x 1/8" NPT threads for sensors.  OEM sensors are 1/8" BSPT, so an adapter may be necessary. Made from 6061-T6 billet aluminum. CNC Machined. ...

If you are looking to relocate your factory oil filter location or want to run an oil cooler in your car, this is the part you need. Fully CNC machined from billet T-6061 aluminum, this unit will replace your factory frail oil block. Each oil block has been precisely machined and guaranteed fitment. Only works on 54C blocks.

Functional as a secondary oil cooler, GReddy high-capacity Oil Pans, maintain more constant oil temperatures via increased volume of oil and the improved cooling efficiency of the thick-walled cast aluminum construction. They also include specially designed interiors to keep the oil at the oil pump pick-up for engine reliability. +1000cc, swing baffles, portsOnly works on RWD upper oil pans.

The use of a wet or dry sump oiling system is often determined by the level of competition and the racers budget. A wet sump system is based on the OE oiling system and can be enhanced by certain components to improve oil control and increase power. A dry sump system is designed for the top levels of racing where maximum power and oil control are absolutely essential. Here are several advantages of dry sump over oil sump setups: - Because a dry sump does not need to have an oil pan big enough...