went racing today, did a parking lot slalom and we had a part of the track setup almost like a skid pad. There was times when i was going through it when my oil buzzer went on for a brief second or so. So my question is, does anyone make a baffled oil pan so this wont happen?

 

yeppers got to www.racingbeat.com

 

For those that wanna description.

The Oil Baffle plate slows the return of engine oil as it drains down the pan. By slowing the oil, air that is trapped in the oil (as foam) has a greater opportunity to dissipate.

Removing the air both improves the ability of the oil to transfer heat and reduces pressure drops at high RPM. The plate is sandwiched between the engine and the oil pan. It is recommended that two oil pan gaskets be used, one below and one above the plate, to provide proper sealing.

 

most Expensive piece of sheet metal iv ever seen. Pretty expensive gaskets too... specially when you need 2.

 

i need it for high G cornering.

 

whenever you get them.... SCAN THEM! hehehe. Then everyone else can make their own. TAKE ONE FOR THE FORUM!

 

Don't run gaskets - the stock bolts are not long enough when you do this.&nbsp Use RTV, and the stock oil pan bolts are fine.


-Ted

 

who use's gaskets anyway??