What do i do with OMP lines?
What do i do with OMP lines?
i just put in my sidedraft intake and Weber 45 DCOE carb along with headers and efan with 2GC /w TT. but anyways what do i do with the OMP lines. they are sitting there and trying to pump oil but i have them clamped off. was wondering how i should do this. get rid of it? clamp hoses? block it off with a plate? i dont know so any advice would be very helpful.
well there is a place i think that i can plum the lines into but its a little iffy if its worth the hassle. how much would a block off plate be? or what does it look like, could just fabricate me one.
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Originally Posted by trochoid
That 1 port is more likely for vacuum. You will need to drill, tap and barb a hole for each rotor.
better use oil resistant silicone hose too
Originally Posted by trochoid
Are you planning on pre-mixing? If you are going to premix use the mop as a pattern for the block off plate, if not tap the intake for 1/8" hose barbs.
Okay, this has probably already been answered, but I don't fully understand what has been said.
I may be buying a streetported S5 engine that comes with the EFI and an electric oil pump. The EFI system will be pulled and a side draft Mikuni is going on. I am pulling my front cover off of my 13B 4 port and putting it onto this motor to use the stock mounts in my GS. This front cover has a mechanical oil pump. I AM NOT PRE-MIXING. How do I make this mechanical pump work?
Please tell me that this is not a hard task to over come. Heh. Thanks, guys.
BTW, if it is relevant, the S5 motor has FD housings.
I may be buying a streetported S5 engine that comes with the EFI and an electric oil pump. The EFI system will be pulled and a side draft Mikuni is going on. I am pulling my front cover off of my 13B 4 port and putting it onto this motor to use the stock mounts in my GS. This front cover has a mechanical oil pump. I AM NOT PRE-MIXING. How do I make this mechanical pump work?
Please tell me that this is not a hard task to over come. Heh. Thanks, guys.
BTW, if it is relevant, the S5 motor has FD housings.
Last edited by clean85owner; Mar 1, 2006 at 08:14 PM.
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