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Did the 924 GTR utilize stock oil pump in dry sump system?

 
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PostPosted: Fri Oct 31, 2014 2:04 am    Post subject: Did the 924 GTR utilize stock oil pump in dry sump system? Reply with quote

Taking a close look to this picture I mentioned a couple of strange things...



First: oil feed to the engine. There is an AN fitting where the stock oil pump is located, lower right to the crank pulley.
Second: only one stage on the oil scavenge pump.

Found some more pics at Freisinger website http://freisinger-motorsport.de/porsche/uk/Porsche_Restoration_Detail/9975.html

I think that pics are self-explaining:





It has an external scavenge pump which pushes oil through cooler back to the tank and feeding pump looks like a stock with relocated pickup and modified check valve. Even the oil filter stayed in a stock place.

Finally, what do you think? Is stock OP capable to feed oil to the engine from a separate tank? With some mods, of course. If so, it is possible to adopt electric scavenge pump to build an "affordable" dry sump system?
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