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Finally, the oil system solution the hardcore racer has been waiting for!On the racetrack the 2ZZ engine has some lubrication issues. Causes include oil slosh in the unbaffled oil pan, inadequate oil pan capacity and oil foaming at high RPM. The result is often rod bearing failure especially with rigorous track use. All of that oil sloshing around and getting whipped constantly by the crankshaft and rods also costs you 10-15hp at high RPM. Even worse, after sustained high RPM use or in the case of a misshift, the stock oil pump can actually explode causing a total loss of oil pressure and destroying your engine. The ultimate solution to your 2ZZ oiling problems is MWR's dry sump kit.Oil Pan:MWR's custom cast dry sump pan installs to your 2ZZ engine with no modifications needed. It has an integrated windage tray to keep the oil off the crankshaft and two -12 AN fittings that feed the scavenge side of the oil pump through stainless braided lines.Oil Pump:Only the best will do so we started with Aviaid's 3-stage pump which has been trusted for decades by engine builders at the highest levels of racing. We added an integral oil filter mount for compact and convenient install as well as an externally adjustable pressure regulator. That's right, you can actually dial in the pump's pressure output to suit your engine's needs and your oil's characteristics.Oil Tank:Included in the kit is Aviaid's 6.5 quart oil reservoir tank. The dry sump system stores your oil in this tank rather than in your oil pan, allowing the air and combustion gases to be separated from the oil resulting in a consistent supply of oil to the pump. This eliminates oil pickup problems seen with wet sump pans.The Kit:Included in the kit are the pump and pump mounting bracket, oil filter, drive belt system, all AN fittings and stainless braided hose, reservoir tank and installation instructions.The Install:No custom work required. The pump bolts on in place of your air conditioning compressor (race cars don't have AC!!) and the drive belt system works with your stock crankshaft pulley. The reservoir tank can be mounted in your choice of locations to suit your engine and car's unique setup. The system can easily be used with your stock oil cooler(s) or any suitable aftermarket oil cooler.Make more power, push your car harder, finish the race. That is what MWR's dry sump kit is all about.We are currently proving this system out on the world's fastest 2ZZ, pushing the power level well beyond its previous 750hp racing. The dry sump kit will be available when testing concludes some time in April. Watch the site for updates!
Bah, non fa per me... ho un 1ZZ io. :cry:
psE chi altri, se non HPDxxx, poteva pubblicare questa modifica?
Non sarei cos? sicuro che [in pista] non serva per un TS.
Considerando che probabilmente montare gomme slick comporterebbe più problemi che vantaggi, per i "g" che sviluppiamo con le semi-slick il carter secco su un Celtica mi sembra esagerato.
Quanti bei raccordi colorati, rossi, blu e i tubi in treccia belli luccicosi
Sembra tanto una modifica pensata per chi usa il 2zz su monoposto formule-junior o simili.Considerando che probabilmente montare gomme slick comporterebbe più problemi che vantaggi, per i "g" che sviluppiamo con le semi-slick il carter secco su un Celtica mi sembra esagerato.
Citazione da: "Carbon R"Non sarei cos? sicuro che [in pista] non serva per un TS. perché forse una vvti non raggiunge gli steggi G laterali? :grin: certo, almeno sulla vvt in coppa c'? il "tetto", assente sulla ts...
@calitopenso che se uno decida di montare un carter a secco, l'aria condizionata l'ha già riposta sugli scaffali da diverso tempo :lol:
Io avevo postato la coppa dell' olio Moroso