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PEPI · 12-14-2013, 02:30 AM

Hello Groovers.

I live in a pretty 'eff'ed' up climate very hot and humid.

We all talk about our cars oil running hot all the time etc, and we go to great lengths to talk and buy and install oil coolers.

I am looking at getting an oil cooler - but I couldn't go past the idea of having a look at dry sump oil systems.

GTM do one for our cars - link below

GTM Motorsports*::*ENGINE INTERNALS*::*Dry Sump Oiling System*::*VQ37HR/VHR DRY SUMP OILING SYSTEM

Applications for this although costly - benefits are quite numerous. Tracking the car and hot climates will always add up to high oil temperatures.

I think it would be up to the individual if she/he go done that route for such a conversion.

Thoughts on such a conversion?

Cheers.

12-14-2013, 02:30 AM	#1 (permalink)
PEPI Base Member Join Date: Dec 2011 Location: Darwin NT Australia Posts: 152 Drives: 2009 370z Sports 6MT Rep Power: 13	Dry sump oil systems Hello Groovers. I live in a pretty 'eff'ed' up climate very hot and humid. We all talk about our cars oil running hot all the time etc, and we go to great lengths to talk and buy and install oil coolers. I am looking at getting an oil cooler - but I couldn't go past the idea of having a look at dry sump oil systems. GTM do one for our cars - link below GTM Motorsports::ENGINE INTERNALS::Dry Sump Oiling System::VQ37HR/VHR DRY SUMP OILING SYSTEM Applications for this although costly - benefits are quite numerous. Tracking the car and hot climates will always add up to high oil temperatures. I think it would be up to the individual if she/he go done that route for such a conversion. Thoughts on such a conversion? Cheers. __________________ Chicane Yellow 370z 6MT Touring + Yellow THE ZED .... functional motoring with attitude.