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25-09-2005, 08:44 PM
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Ok, just wondering who has gone the dry sump route before, and what problems they encountered.
What sort of life expectancy do you get from a pump? Is a Barnes, Moroso or a Weaver pump the way to go? Where did you run the tank, and what size did you run? Looking at it now, as there is minimal room to run a decent sump in an EL, and dry sump cures all woes, seeing surge will be a problem.... |
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