ARE or Aviaid for a Dry Sump in T1
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Both John Schwarz of AVAID and Gary Armstrong of A.R.E. are straight shooters. They use each other's parts for some of their kits.
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Which one is - Easier to install? Requires removal of AC (not an issues for T1)? Require engine R&R for install? Tank fits easily inside fender? etc...? What real-life experience have people had?
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The motor was out of my race-care which made install much easier.
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http://www.daileyengineering.com/ls_...side_mount.htm
We won't have to alter motor mounts with the right-hand version - when it's available.
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It would be a great help to allow a smaller tank. The current legal tank is a bitch to get in and service. A smaller (OD) tank or another vendor's tank should be an option but I would rather have to struggle installing a tank then not have a dry sump. My pump installed whre the air compressor was. Running the oil lines from there to the tank took some time and required playing with the right motor mount. I am using the smallest aftermarket motor mounts I can find. They are no larger around then a hockey puck. I installed my system in the car. I dropped the front crossmember and installing the pan was easy. I did have issues with front blancer removal, special tool needed and installing the ATI balancer. I still have a small drip from the front seal that I am waiting until I have the motor out to fix. I installed my remote oil filter inside the drivers fender.
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It would be a great help to allow a smaller tank. The current legal tank is a bitch to get in and service. A smaller (OD) tank or another vendor's tank should be an option but I would rather have to struggle installing a tank then not have a dry sump. My pump installed whre the air compressor was. Running the oil lines from there to the tank took some time and required playing with the right motor mount. I am using the smallest aftermarket motor mounts I can find. They are no larger around then a hockey puck. I installed my system in the car. I dropped the front crossmember and installing the pan was easy. I did have issues with front blancer removal, special tool needed and installing the ATI balancer. I still have a small drip from the front seal that I am waiting until I have the motor out to fix. I installed my remote oil filter inside the drivers fender.
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Which are...what?
Looking to buy one myself...so far the only advantage is that AVAID has more info on thier website
Cost is pretty similar for both suppliers, I assume?
Which pan is recommended, is the modified LS2 pan adequate? Which sump tank is better, 8, 10 or 12 qt?
Also, why do both AVAID and ARE only mention LS1, 6, and 7? Where's my LS2 on the list? I can only assume it's the same kit but where is the luv?
Thanks guys!
Looking to buy one myself...so far the only advantage is that AVAID has more info on thier website
Cost is pretty similar for both suppliers, I assume?
Which pan is recommended, is the modified LS2 pan adequate? Which sump tank is better, 8, 10 or 12 qt?
Also, why do both AVAID and ARE only mention LS1, 6, and 7? Where's my LS2 on the list? I can only assume it's the same kit but where is the luv?
Thanks guys!
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