oil pump turbo ls. too much pressure from a type r pump? how many psi should i see
ok i have a built ls JE pistons eagle H beams and work on the head. i donot have any squerters blocked off. i am about to redo the setup for i had my return line come off and fed stuff up. i am thinking this timme around i will use a type r oil pump i am just worried that this will ruin my turbos seals because of excessive pressure anyone have any input on this??? also if any one knows the psi i should see let me know?? include gsr ls psi if u know?
thanx in advance
thanx in advance
1. The oil pump does not determine the pressure, the pressure relief spring does.
2. All b series oil pumps are the same, the only difference is the OBD2 pumps have a mounting location for the crank fluctuation sensor.
You should have around 75 PSI above 3k rpm with any pump.
2. All b series oil pumps are the same, the only difference is the OBD2 pumps have a mounting location for the crank fluctuation sensor.
You should have around 75 PSI above 3k rpm with any pump.
you should be ok.
all 96-up pumps are the same, earlyer non-vtec pumps are rated different because of the spring. I would upgrade to a gsr or obd2 pump(have to change plastic belt cover). If your sol worried about blowing seals( wich doubt will happen) you can put a restrictor on the turbo feed line.
all 96-up pumps are the same, earlyer non-vtec pumps are rated different because of the spring. I would upgrade to a gsr or obd2 pump(have to change plastic belt cover). If your sol worried about blowing seals( wich doubt will happen) you can put a restrictor on the turbo feed line.
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