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Old 12-18-2016, 11:51 PM
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Is it as easy as the kit says? Pan, pick up, drill for dip stick, pump?

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I've never heard of anyone going from dry sump to wet sump before, usually it is the other way around, or swapping for a better dry sump system. Subscribed to learn more about it
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Have to run the crank snout adapter. Other than that, yes it just bolts on.

Plenty of people do it when swapping in used LS7 motors to non-z06 cars, since they all use a dry sump crank. SDPC sells an adapter for the crank.
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Thanks, I bought all the parts last night. The reason is im putting an LS9 into my 1967 Nova and I have no room for a dry sump system and I wont be road racing the car. Thanks for the input.
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Just remember the dry sump cranks have the longer snout, so take that into account with the balancer and parts it effects.
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Thanks I did, got the LS3 timing cover and crank adapter.
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Why are running it wet sump? I guess that makes sense for a drag application.
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No reason to run dry sump, and add cost, room, complexity to a swap car like that.
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No reason to run dry sump, and add cost, room, complexity to a swap car like that.
Got it. I was just asking cause this is the first time I have heard about running those motors without a dry sump setup. I think the only time dry sump is really worth it would be for a road racing car with a lot of lateral Gs which very few vette owners do.
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And then, the stock stuff isn't even up to task. You need a almost complete aftermarket system.
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I totally agree. I ran a custom setup on my STI that makes my corvette's OEM dry sump setup look like nothing. Then again you need way more on an EJ boxer setup where the heads/valvetrain are flat.
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Just remember the dry sump cranks have the longer snout, so take that into account with the balancer and parts it effects.

Im trying to figure out what ATI Balancer 14% to get? ATI P/N 918624 shows only 8 rib when I need 11 rib?
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Lingenfelter sells the correct ATI balancer.

Stock size

http://www.lingenfelter.com/product/...l#.WIBaMlUrKUk

Overdrive

http://www.lingenfelter.com/product/...l#.WIBaqVUrKUk
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Find list of parts needed included in the link below

Description PN

LS3 front cover 12600325
LS3 oil pump kit 12586665 -Melling 10355 is the best pump in existance

http://www.improvedracing.com/oil-pu...ump-p-487.html

LS3 crank sprocket 12556582
Crank spacer to use LS3 balancer on LS7 crank SDLS7SPCR
LS7 balancer bolt 12557840
LS3 balancer, ’10 Camaro 12617538 or after market damper of choice
LS3 oil pan, ’10 Camaro 12622559
LS3 oil filter, ACDelco 89017524
LS3 oil pan pickup, ’10 Camaro 12611904
LS3 oil pan pickup seal, ’10 Camaro 12557752
LS3 oil pan pickup bolt (1), ’10 Camaro 11516521
LS3 oil pan pickup nut (1), ’10 Camaro 12511129
LS3 windage tray screen, ’10 Camaro 12611129
LS3 windage tray nuts (10), ’10 Camaro 12511129
LS3 oil dipstick tube, ’10 Camaro 12625031
LS3 oil dipstick tube bolt, ’10 Camaro 11515765
LS3 oil dipstick, ’10 Camaro 12634547

http://sdparts.com/i-23375326-sdpc-s...x1oaAvT28P8HAQ

I prefer to cut the crank snout and not use spacer.

Expect to goin 4 to 5 horse power over dry sump.

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Originally Posted by xBoostx
Find list of parts needed included in the link below

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LS3 front cover 12600325
LS3 oil pump kit 12586665 -Melling 10355 is the best pump in existance

http://www.improvedracing.com/oil-pu...ump-p-487.html

LS3 crank sprocket 12556582
Crank spacer to use LS3 balancer on LS7 crank SDLS7SPCR
LS7 balancer bolt 12557840
LS3 balancer, ’10 Camaro 12617538 or after market damper of choice
LS3 oil pan, ’10 Camaro 12622559
LS3 oil filter, ACDelco 89017524
LS3 oil pan pickup, ’10 Camaro 12611904
LS3 oil pan pickup seal, ’10 Camaro 12557752
LS3 oil pan pickup bolt (1), ’10 Camaro 11516521
LS3 oil pan pickup nut (1), ’10 Camaro 12511129
LS3 windage tray screen, ’10 Camaro 12611129
LS3 windage tray nuts (10), ’10 Camaro 12511129
LS3 oil dipstick tube, ’10 Camaro 12625031
LS3 oil dipstick tube bolt, ’10 Camaro 11515765
LS3 oil dipstick, ’10 Camaro 12634547

http://sdparts.com/i-23375326-sdpc-s...x1oaAvT28P8HAQ

I prefer to cut the crank snout and not use spacer.

Expect to goin 4 to 5 horse power over dry sump.
Oh nuts! I have those parts professionally cleaned and wrapped in plastic. My mistake has been trying to sell them on the Camaro forum. I should be posting them here or on some of the hotrod forums.
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I have all the parts except the 14% under drive Harmonic balancer. I thought ATi made the 11 rib one, I saw the Ligenfelter one. Is Ligenfelter the only one who makes the 11 Rib 14% one?

http://www.hotrod.com/articles/hrdp-...mp-conversion/

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Originally Posted by H8tulooze
I have all the parts except the 14% under drive Harmonic balancer. I thought ATi made the 11 rib one, I saw the Ligenfelter one. Is Ligenfelter the only one who makes the 11 Rib 14% one?

http://www.hotrod.com/articles/hrdp-...mp-conversion/
It's made by ATI for Lingenfelter.

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Old 01-19-2017, 12:26 PM
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Should I buy ATI or Ligenfelter?
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Originally Posted by H8tulooze
Should I buy ATI or Ligenfelter?
You most likely can't buy it from ATI. It's made exclusively for Lingenfelter.
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It's currently on sale here

http://www.coloradospeed.com/pulleys...e-p-27056.html


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