110,000 miles and still going strong on the stock motor, but using an AWR oil pan.
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Nice pic. Does the AWR oil pan help out that much for the turns in the track or is it just just for more oil capacity. Also, will it change the class in SCCA that your in. I'm running in the STX class right now.
The oil pan does have baffling, but the capacity is even more important to me. A lot of the oil is up in the heads at high rpms so with less capacity there is less to be pumped through the engine and easier to get starvation. More oil also helps prevent overheating the oil and degrading it.
I'm not an expert on autocross rules anymore, but the wording I found in the rulebook for oil pans on cars in ST classes doesn't make it sound like the pan would be legal. Here it is: "Internal baffl ing of oil pans may be added or modifi ed. Addition or modification of windage trays, crankshaft scrapers, and oil pump
pickups is not allowed."
Nice pic. Does the AWR oil pan help out that much for the turns in the track or is it just just for more oil capacity. Also, will it change the class in SCCA that your in. I'm running in the STX class right now.
Hey everyone,
Just thought I would see who is still racing thier MSP's out there.
As for me. After taking a 3 year break from Autox'ing i'm going to be hitting it hard again. The rest of this year and all of next season is going to be development time. hopefully the 2012 season i can pull a top 5 in STX if the end of the world doesn't come.
-- Derrek
it really is too bad that the world will be ending. you better hit it hard early in the season.