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04-20-2004, 08:17 PM
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Windage tray...
According to Al Kirschenbaum you'd recoup approximately 10-15 hp by installing a windage tray. The parasitic drag of the oil bath on the rotating assembly at high RPM's is something to consider.
I also think you can get at the entire oil pump assembly and shaft w/o r and r'ing the motor, but it would be tight But, if you have already decided to do so, cool. Good luck...
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