LS9 Oiling System
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From: cumming ga
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From: Portland Oregon
Its not going to be very cost effective to do this. The external parts such as the dry sump tank and lines are easy enough to install. But the LS3, LS9 and the LS7 dry sump engines all have a 1" longer crank shaft snout so that it can use the special oil pump that makes it all work. That means that you would either have to remove the engine to install the correct crank, oil pump, front cover and oil pan to make it all work or swap the engine out for a dry sump equipped LS3, or LS7 engine.
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From: Sanford FL
With a blower there is no room up top. You would have to use the style that will mount in the place you remove your AC compressor. That is the best system but mine is mostly street driven abd I cant give up ac in Florida
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From: Tn
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ill take a look at where there is room to mount the pump, you could expand your market by making a bolt on kit for sc cars
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