my motor is about to start goin together its got forged rods and pistons and i'll be chasing about 450hp at the wheels anyways i need to find a suitable oil pump the machine shop has already fitted a crank collar so the oil pump will need to work with the wider crank collar im not to keen on an N1 pump as iv heard some bad reports on those what other pumps are out there?
n1 pump is crap get a nitto they have to much oil pressure, but also in saying that you can take the center spring out to lower the pressure from 120 to 75 psi / same as a nitto just dont over rev it or the thing will snap gears l broke 1 with 508rwhp cost me another rebuild and putting resticters in will make it worse but as rbfrog said a gtr pump with slight mods inside will do the job just fine
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n1 pump is crap get a nitto they have to much oil pressure, but also in saying that you can take the center spring out to lower the pressure from 120 to 75 psi / same as a nitto just dont over rev it or the thing will snap gears l broke 1 with 508rwhp cost me another rebuild and putting resticters in will make it worse but as rbfrog said a gtr pump with slight mods inside will do the job just fine
Yo pigsy, when you say over rev, what sort of rpm you talkin?
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Yo pigsy, when you say over rev, what sort of rpm you talkin?
6500 to 7000, and with that your better of using a gtr pump ,alot cheaper
and why would you pay for a new n1 pump, only to spend another $675 on billet gears, cheaper to go nitto, or a external ,and then your garrenteed not to ever brake it with an external and keep it a wet sump
Is a wider collar necessary? On the cam timing card i got for my Crow TX2 it has a section about oil pump choice, stating that most high flow pumps can break gears, and that most OEM standard pumps have great flow anyway, i always though that N1 pumps and the like were for twin cam heads only, and that a Std VLT one would suffice for a SOHC street build?