Accusump info
#1
Drifting
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Accusump info
Just starting to research these, any info you guys have on which model is best for the LS1/6 engines, mounting location, plumbing etc. Would be helpful.
Thanks.
Thanks.
#2
Le Mans Master
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Canton or Moroso 3qt are the most popular..
http://www.accusump.com/
Most people install under the front left fender, here are some pics of my install.
http://www.accusump.com/
Most people install under the front left fender, here are some pics of my install.
#4
Safety Car
Some people mount them where the passenger seat used to be, then they can use the manual valve. Some relocate the battery and install similar to C6. Some have mounted on the front of the frame in front of the rad. D/S fender is the easiest. Good luck with it.
#5
Burning Brakes
Here is one
http://s1111.photobucket.com/albums/...with%20hithch/
The pressure relief valve does sometimes discharge; especially when the air in the sump gets below 7 or 8 psi.. With this in mind I attached a small 1/8th SS braided line that‘s maybe 3 ½ ft long and got it pointed to the road . I haven’t figured out a way for my C6 to allow me to see the pressure rise in the engine on the dashboard before firing it up. With this in mind, having the Accusump within view does allow me to watch the pressure drop on the gauge. Funny thing, on many occasions the discharge was delayed by a couple of seconds. Over a year, I had changed out everything and still had issues. Finally I discovered that when sun light directly hits the 3 quart canister for a given period of time, this prevents immediate discharge. Something is expanding inside which restricts the movement of the piston. Have now been throwing a thick blanket over it and this always dumps.
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Mounted as in the picture above. I used the manual cable run alongside the rocker panel by the driver's seat. Works very well. Use a remote line to air gauge and shrader valve by the brake master cylinder. Personally, I would never use the electrically actuated switch again as it will give trouble somewhere down the road.
#7
Le Mans Master
I wait until I see 8 or 9#'s oil pressure before I start the engine.
#8
Drifting
On my C5 I turn the ignition switch on, but not start the engine, and I can see the oil pressure gage increase, and even select the oil pressure on the DIC and see the increase when I energize the Accusump.
I wait until I see 8 or 9#'s oil pressure before I start the engine.
I wait until I see 8 or 9#'s oil pressure before I start the engine.