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I was wondering if anyone ever saw a streetable 4th Gen H22 Dry Sump streetable set up for a Prelude???

Thanks

 

I know Steve Oaks ran dry sump set up for a while. Try and look for Info on there car.

Here is what I found http://www.petersonfluidsys.com

Few pics of Steve's Dry sump setup on this link http://www.cardomain.com/ride/466209/4


Modified by md23vtec at 11:52 AM 5/25/2008

 

i run a wet sump peterson unit and it gets steet time

 

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is that so . Are you going up to battle in NJ this weekend? Were thinking about it still haven't decided my trans is out again from MIR trying some new things with the FD. We should have ricks car back together and another new addition to the crew should be out

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I was wondering if anyone ever saw a streetable 4th Gen H22 Dry Sump streetable set up for a Prelude???

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Just curious. What type of setup are you running that your interested in a Dry sump? It's not "needed" in most cars I also know in some track classes a dry sump is not permitted.

 

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is that so . Are you going up to battle in NJ this weekend? Were thinking about it still haven't decided my trans is out again from MIR trying some new things with the FD. We should have ricks car back together and another new addition to the crew should be out </TD></TR></TABLE>

no i will be at the marcus dairy meet being it is local to me and im trying to sell the car ,,,but after this meet i will be at the next east coast event ..

 

[/QUOTE]Just curious. What type of setup are you running that your interested in a Dry sump? It's not "needed" in most cars I also know in some track classes a dry sump is not permitted.[/QUOTE]

I am just investigating it as of right now. I have an all motor set up as of now and think it wil stay that way. From what I can see it is a small percentage gain. Seems like the bgger block american engins use it all the time in race applications for double digit gains in HP. Just wondering how it would apply to the H22 in the tight setup of the prelude.

 

What is a dry sump setup? Whats the difference?

 

basically what their talking about ,are external oil system meaning the pump is mounted out side the block and runs off a belt like a alternator..they have 2 types a wet and a dry system

 

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no i will be at the marcus dairy meet being it is local to me and im trying to sell the car ,,,but after this meet i will be at the next east coast event ..</TD></TR></TABLE>

Oh ok. We wont be up at ATCO this weekend for Battle to much going on. But we should be back in the swing of thing for Battle MIR. With new tricks up the sleeve for the prelude and the Hatch


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check out these FAQ's

http://www.petersonfluidsys.com/tech_faq.html