I been used k20a2 oil pump for my previous n/a setup, but it won’t hold the oils pressure after tens or twelve quarter mile passes, time to upgrade to F20c oils pump!!!
My Boi, fools be sleeping on you homie. Yous a NA magician! Mechanically, yous a bully wit a fully! Auto impact! Much love. Keep movin and groovin. Bless my yoot
It is no doubt good until at least 8600 RPM since it comes on K20A's that rev that high stock and no one complains about those engines dropping oil pressure or randomly blowing up, even though a lot of people have modded engines that rev higher than stock. But if you have the pump off anyways porting it may help slightly.
Thank you for all the insight phong. Your videos are very educational you are a very smart man. Good luck with the Phoenix and I cannot wait to see that thing go straight. I am in love with the backstory of the Phoenix and how you see it as not just a car… keep on keeping on and get that thing going straight. Good luck my brother.
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Toda has dry sump stuff that may help if your pump is burning up that frequently think they have better chain and drive if you want too tweek a little more on the factory parts
This might already be proven not to work but I was wondering if a person installed a external oil pump but still keep and use the internal one as let's say the "main pump" would it be possible to wire the external one let's call it the "secondary" in the ecu and then set a parameter that if oil pressure dropped below what ur wanting it would turn the secondary on to help supply then have a micro switch below the gas pedal so when you let off the pedal it cuts power to the secondary pump I would imagine oil pressure loss is prob at higher rpm so after letting off the gas pedal the primary pump should pick pressure back up as the rpms go down but if it happens not to the ecu should pick up the lower pressure and cut the secondary back on or could it be set up on the ecu to cut the secondary on at a certain rpm maybe little before pressure usually starts dropping then have it cut the secondary power when it hits a lower rpm. This is something that popped into my head it may be done and dont work or maybe know ones thought to try. Or it might not be possible at all. I was just throwing a idea out if anyone knows it want work please explain so I can understand I'll be the first to say I dont know everything prob not even a 1/4 so when someone else does I'm ready to learn and I want to learn as much as possible if I lived near you between you brent and Jamie you all would prob have to constantly run me off cause I wouldnt wanna leave so I could try and learn as much as I could cause all 3 of you are nothing but talent but unfortunately I'm all the way in East Tennessee
Great porting skills.. one thing though.. won't the porting cause oil pressure to drop since the diameter is now larger ? What are you doing to compensate for this loss?
Yeh i agree with u on that one. Allmotorphong is already wat we all know him as. I mean can it be changed? If he contact youtube? But then again.. there might be a personal meaning behind unknownjourney. U know how asian ppl are.. they like to put meaning into things
Why Type-S pumps die after some runs? i bought a used one and about to port and use on my build.but now i am concerned,they fail due to overstress? Did you put a shim under the regulator spring?
I for the life of me don't understand why boosted boy Kyle has not asked you to do his heads. They are having problems with 4piston's parts suppliers 🤫 you guys need to keep everything in house!
how difficult it is to move that running gear from the pump? From my personal experience, those chips and dust find their way to all the places they can cause damage. Removing the gear allows you to clean them, and their underside, including the axle bearing more thoroughly. Lubricant for the aluminium grind is water. WD-40 works too, but the initial cause of bit clogging is heat. The alloy starts to melt, and thus clogs the bit.