My Indecisive 4.0 V8 1UZ-FE Project
My Indecisive 4.0 V8 1UZ-FE Project
toxo After the thermostat I won't touch their stuff with a bargepole! It can only take a small component to take out an engine...
Yes I was annoyed as I paid £20 more for blueprint than a cheap aftermarket one as I was told their stuff was OE quality.
The casting was superb - much better than the OE one - unfortunately the bearing was ****.
toxo After the thermostat I won't touch their stuff with a bargepole! It can only take a small component to take out an engine...
Yes I was annoyed as I paid £20 more for blueprint than a cheap aftermarket one as I was told their stuff was OE quality.
The casting was superb - much better than the OE one - unfortunately the bearing was ****.
el_bandido
06-02-2019, 08:55 AM #162I predict that you will hate the engine so much you give it to me for free... 
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Sparkystav
17-02-2019, 02:39 AM #164Ah i looked and thought 'what is it!' makes sense now
Read my thread here: The Evolution of my Turbo Lexus from NA-Supercharged-Twin Turbo-Massive Single
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That pic is a front sump setup, with the mid sump the steering rack sits there.
People come up with loads of weird and wonderful solutions for it, like tapping the oil pump (!!!), cutting the arm and welding a boss on the end of it etc. I think that plate is the best and easiest way though. I can then combine it with a shiny relocation kit by just binning the sandwich plate off and get an oil radiator in there as well. The RX7 had 2 stock oil coolers fitted behind the bumper as stock, so I shall copy that setup! Means the oil lines will all be pretty short!
On the V8 the oil filter and cooler are on an arm about 10cm long which protrudes out and down, like this:
That pic is a front sump setup, with the mid sump the steering rack sits there.
People come up with loads of weird and wonderful solutions for it, like tapping the oil pump (!!!), cutting the arm and welding a boss on the end of it etc. I think that plate is the best and easiest way though. I can then combine it with a shiny relocation kit by just binning the sandwich plate off and get an oil radiator in there as well. The RX7 had 2 stock oil coolers fitted behind the bumper as stock, so I shall copy that setup! Means the oil lines will all be pretty short!
Well it depends on how you choose to plumb it up really. You will need a thermostatic switch so that the flow will go always to the filter, but when temp is up, the return to the engine will need to flow through the coolers before going back into the engine.
Yes, but a relocation kit will come with a plate that bolts to the engine (which i will ignore) and a remote plate that the filter fits to. Because flow must always go to and from the filter, whatever thermostat stuff goes on must occur at the remote filter location
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