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Join Date: May 2011
Posts: 137
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so i have been looking into a baffled oil pan for my 8th gen si and i have been weighing my options:
-toda oil pan : $850 and limited avail (only oil pan that will work with stock z3 pump) - rsx pump swap with baffled oil pan: very interested in the complete hytech kit. but didnt fell like ripping apart my motor. parts arent that expensive but, the labor would cost some one alotif they could not do the swap themselves plus the modified rsx oil pump is only benificial on a motor with upgraded valve train and upgraded connecting rods. stock internals and oil pump reach their limit around 8600 rpm. so after calling around i was introduced to a company that is starting out TRAC TUFF STUFF link: http://tractuffstuff.com/ and they just fabbed up a baffle kit for the rsx oil pump. but i was in luck as most of you guys know the mail problem is oil shooting up the timing chain cover under hard G's. they have a baffle plate that gets installed between the block and the oil pan on the timing cover side the motor. it solves the main problem with our cars, for less $$ then filling up our gas tanks with premium. i recieved the baffle palte and was very impressed with the quality of it. very clean cut. i could tell someone took the time to do this right. simple yet functional. to TRAC TUFF STUFFbelow is a before timing chain baffle plate, and a after. along with a step by step DIY as far as installation i asked if any machining had to be done to the oil pan i was told : "Just add a little more Hondabond or RTV then you would normally use, in the area where there is a height difference (due to the baffle). The sealant should squish out and fill that small gap. The alternative... and original idea was to have the cover machined so it dropped in and everything sat flush, but after trying it the way we realized it worked without a problem. Staff~" Last edited by davistillo773; 12-13-2011 at 06:31 PM. |
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Join Date: May 2011
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if a moderator could fix my mistake on the forum i would appreciate it, i just figured this is where it would fit / show the most interest in this category.
i only purchased the 1 plate that works with the stock z3 oil pump, i didnt ask to may questions about the rsx oil pump setup. all i know is that are around 5 pieces in that kit. shoot TTS an email Last edited by davistillo773; 12-05-2011 at 05:43 PM. |
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Join Date: Aug 2008
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some smoothing of the oil feed on the pump and it's good for sustained RPMs of 9000. Thanks for posting this. |
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Join Date: May 2011
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as far as what a baffle is for, it is to keep oil around the pump pickup so the pump has oil to circulate |
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