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Old Oct 19, 2010 | 04:02 PM
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Default Zetec Turbo lads! Dry Sump?

Anyone done this on a ZT in a ERST?

Not sure how far i want to go with the ZT build but ive heard a few horror stories and know Luca fooked his 1st ZT up because it was running a std oil pump.

What you lads running bhp wise on a standard pump?
Had any problems?

Also anyone got a dry sump setup?
Seen a kit from Titan thats not as exspensive as i thought. I dont want to spend all this money on steel rods a pistons for the pump to give up on me 1000miles later!

Whats your thoughts?
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Old Oct 19, 2010 | 04:08 PM
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think everything else needs to be made to suit with the dry sump

i know ratface erm sorry ratboy was looking into it (the one in performance ford monthly build) and he mentioned that a lot needed to be changed

isnt the titan one for rwd conversions, didnt think there was an off the shelf kit for fwd fitment

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Matt speak to RAT8OY he is doing his at the moment in a s2!...

However the price for the Titan kit is literally sump pan and pump.

You need to fabricate ALOT!..
You need to purchase a tank also
You need to purchase the pipework and fittings too.
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Old Oct 19, 2010 | 04:21 PM
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Matt speak to RAT8OY he is doing his at the moment in a s2!...

However the price for the Titan kit is literally sump pan and pump.

You need to fabricate ALOT!..
You need to purchase a tank also
You need to purchase the pipework and fittings too.
Yeh i know its only for half the stuff i need lol but wasnt a bad price!
I just dont want what happened to you, happen to me! As i dont have as much money as you luke and could not afford to rebuild it again lol! I would much rather do it right 1st time round.

Ill drop him a pm.
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Also speak with Stuart from Titan say Luke sent you..

He will know exactly what to explain then.
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Originally Posted by gus
think everything else needs to be made to suit with the dry sump

i know ratface erm sorry ratboy was looking into it (the one in performance ford monthly build) and he mentioned that a lot needed to be changed

isnt the titan one for rwd conversions, didnt think there was an off the shelf kit for fwd fitment
I think the Titan one is for either mate.
Yeh i thought a lot will need to be changed but if it saves my engine!?
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Originally Posted by Luca
Also speak with Stuart from Titan say Luke sent you..

He will know exactly what to explain then.
Will give him a ring, ta mate
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Titan as all dry sump systems it would seem are for RWD application out the box.

If you own a FWD you have to get the ruler out and brush up on your Lego skills!
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Originally Posted by Luca
Titan as all dry sump systems it would seem are for RWD application out the box.

If you own a FWD you have to get the ruler out and brush up on your Lego skills!
Lol alot of work is needed then!

What about the std pump? For 300ish bhp?
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What engine are you using?? blacktop or silvertop ??
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What engine are you using?? blacktop or silvertop ??
Silvertop
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Ah ok, blacktop oilpumps seem to be able to handle 300bhp very well, the mk1 focus RS is more than happy with 300bhp all day long, and its just a blacktop zetec turbo
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Originally Posted by HockeyNomad
Ah ok, blacktop oilpumps seem to be able to handle 300bhp very well, the mk1 focus RS is more than happy with 300bhp all day long, and its just a blacktop zetec turbo
Can they be used on the silvertop or are they different?
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Different as far as i know,



thats a blacktop one pictured there,
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I've just decided to save myself a load of grief and fit a black top instead.

Not heard of it suffering the same problems that the silver top does. Will be a little more expensive to build as pistons and rods and things don't seem quite so cheap, but it's much cheaper than fitting a dry sump kit
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Me and Rat8oy are doing the dry sump conversion mine is a mk1 fiesta and dans is an rs turbo

to the knoledge the silver and black tops suffer from failure of their oil pumps something to do with nose flex on the crank on the zetec turbos

im going to be running a pace oil pan and titan pump with inbuilt filter housing but mine will be on the st170 engine

mine was supplied by field motorsport

as for the oil pans they are all rwd mainly for the formula ford championship so you will have to move the alternator and fit the pump where that was and alot of fab work but will safe guard your engine!
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Old Oct 19, 2010 | 05:35 PM
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Originally Posted by gus
i know ratface erm sorry ratboy
lol

now its ratigotabrianjamestrailerboy
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Old Oct 19, 2010 | 05:37 PM
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power wont kill the pump mate , revs will , fitting a light ally flywheel and ally bottom pulley will also help kill it .

i rev my engine to 7300rpm and its never been under 300hp ,i run the standard flywheel and pulley and have done over 15k.
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Old Oct 19, 2010 | 05:50 PM
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luca.. please tell me you have had a cover made up for the belts mate .
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was thinking the same!
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Old Oct 19, 2010 | 06:19 PM
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Originally Posted by Davey8oy
lol

now its ratigotabrianjamestrailerboy

o yeah must be nice from now on a

how you keeping david? all well i trust
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Yeah mate busy as always off to see stripey Thursday morning with a load more parts to fit! Wicked progress so far!

Shitting it a bit I'll have to start doing work on it soon cos I don't think it will be to long before he is done!

How's u?
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my feet are freezing
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U actually working? Yours done? Will it be at pf track day
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Originally Posted by crazycage
luca.. please tell me you have had a cover made up for the belts mate .
Looks worse than it actually is

I have undertray and a alloy side panel to seal it off

When on dyno its bare however to check over everything
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Originally Posted by Luca
Looks worse than it actually is

I have undertray and a alloy side panel to seal it off

When on dyno its bare however to check over everything
cool, just makes me cringe after my aulternator belt snapping and finding its way into my cam belt lol. covers ftw
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Originally Posted by Davey8oy
Me and Rat8oy are doing the dry sump conversion mine is a mk1 fiesta and dans is an rs turbo

to the knoledge the silver and black tops suffer from failure of their oil pumps something to do with nose flex on the crank on the zetec turbos

im going to be running a pace oil pan and titan pump with inbuilt filter housing but mine will be on the st170 engine

mine was supplied by field motorsport

as for the oil pans they are all rwd mainly for the formula ford championship so you will have to move the alternator and fit the pump where that was and alot of fab work but will safe guard your engine!
I wasn't aware the black tops suffered these issues?
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this is another option to help stop it happening

http://www.vibrationfree.co.uk/Rattler.htm

http://www.pro-race.com/docs/Prosportcatalog.pdf
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