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tadd 03-09-2011 06:35 AM

GT3 oil pump questions
 
So I dug into my GT3 pump on a whim... Unfortunally I found this on the primary scavenge side... :mad:. The damage is limited to only one of the gears and the one housing. Everything other stage looks awesome.

So questions:
1. Since the scores are radial, do I sandpaper the peaks and live with it? Is a bit of file love on the gear teeth in need as well?
2. Are the housings for all the big pumps interchangeable? Anybody got damage on the other end and want to sell the parts :D?
3. What goes into 'flowing' a pump? It looks darn good in there. Its my understanding that the sharp transition between the curved walls and the oil flow path is required and those should not be radiused. Is this true?

t

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Steve@Rennsport 03-09-2011 09:10 AM

Tadd,

You're gonna hate me for saying this, but I would not install that pump in any engine that will see north of 7K RPM.

I don't know anyone with an "oil pump dyno", to confirm scavenge and pressure performance and Porsche doesn't provide any specs, either.

The housings are unique for each model of pump and are not interchangeble.

Given the cost of these things, I'm sure you'll get other diverging opinions however, given whats at stake, I would not use that in anything we do here.

tadd 03-09-2011 10:15 AM

Steve:
It figures :eek:. Luck(!) the price was very good... unfortuanlly I owe kenik money and cant take him behind the woodshed :D:D:D:D.

If I find a good 'tail cone' from another GT3 pump that say, got lunched in the pressure section... could I just make the 'bolt in' swap or is there some sort of tolerance 'hand fitting' that is required?

...Or am I just shopping for a new pump and have a pile of parts on hand?

t

Steve@Rennsport 03-09-2011 03:21 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by tadd (Post 5891375)
Steve:
It figures :eek:. Luck(!) the price was very good... unfortuanlly I owe kenik money and cant take him behind the woodshed :D:D:D:D.

LOL,......You get what you pay for,...:) :) :)

Quote:

If I find a good 'tail cone' from another GT3 pump that say, got lunched in the pressure section... could I just make the 'bolt in' swap or is there some sort of tolerance 'hand fitting' that is required?

...Or am I just shopping for a new pump and have a pile of parts on hand?

t
If you can find a housing thats not all scored, you'll be just fine. I'm very careful about assembly and test them to ensure they are not binding.

ajwans 03-09-2011 03:39 PM

Are gears in the GT3 pump supposed to have those notches in
them? They look uniform but I've not seen them before on earlier
pumps.

andy

Flieger 03-09-2011 03:45 PM

I thought they were the other half of those circumferential housing scores- looks like the oil pump ate some hard grit.

tadd 03-09-2011 05:01 PM

Big win for Flieger. Notches in the gear should not be there.:(

t

MBEngineering 03-10-2011 12:33 AM

HI Tadd
I still have the oil pump from the NUT in the pump, some photo's for you, the marks are marks/light scratches, also the gears, if any good, have been using the pump case as a dummy for engine building, if you think you could use it drop me a PM.

regards mike
PS do not forget shipping as I am in the UK?

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regards mike


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