Whats it gonna go at? Im at 400 406 at 12psi. Going to have the ais meth kit tuned in friday. Should i be worried about it throwing a rod?
Even at 8 qts that is not a problem with the modular motors. The crank is well out of the oil. Did u read this? > "When at idle, you're 2 qts low"Those tests are pretty cool, I've seen a few at work.
However overfilling and rod dipping is a big problem. Once that happens your oil gets frothy, and you can get cavitation in the oil pump. You know how much hydraulic pumps like cavitation. Not to mention the severe drop in oil life and fuel economy. If you do fill with extra oil, be very, very careful.
I'm interested to see what datum plane was used and how this was determined though. After all, 2qts is a fairly significant difference, that's 33% more than recommended capacity. I also didn't see anything mentioned regarding engine angularity. You'd have to account for margin for power angle as well as angles in operation. Unless your car stays on level ground all the time and seldom accelerates/decelerates, there has to be significant margin, or baffling.Even at 8 qts that is not a problem with the modular motors. The crank is well out of the oil. Did u read this? > "When at idle, you're 2 qts low"
Don't be sorry for a good discussion. There are some oil pan pics floating around here somewhere I'll see if i can post. On thing to keep in mind is the crank journals do not hang down into the pan like on a 5.0 and other designs.I'm interested to see what datum plane was used and how this was determined though. After all, 2qts is a fairly significant difference, that's 33% more than recommended capacity. I also didn't see anything mentioned regarding engine angularity. You'd have to account for margin for power angle as well as angles in operation. Unless your car stays on level ground all the time and seldom accelerates/decelerates, there has to be significant margin, or baffling.
Sorry for the rant, I've had my hands in an issue similar to this with one of the platforms at work.
I have a Windsor motor. I read all the posts and I became convinced that more oil is needed if you run hard. Not needed if you don't. I run 6 quarts.i posted that same link on here last year cause people with windsor motors were convinced to only use 5 qts cause that is what the owners manual says. i would still stay around 7 quarts though since hard launches will put oil pretty high up on the back of your crank depending how high you pull your tires.
No!But 7 quarts. Isn't the crank hitting the oil at that level?
completely agree and that oil is being cycled through the cars oil filter also.Tapping the oil line ensures a fresh supply of oil in the Supercharger. Also If your runing an oil cooler then the oil being fed to the Blower is much cooler then oil that constantly sits in the blower from a self contained unit. Tapping the pan isnt as hard as everyone makes it sound I took my pan off and welded my fitting in.