Stalker

i don't much about oil sumps, does rotary use dry sump??
what is a sump for??
i have an idea to not use a sump , what do you guys think??

rex u.k

Do not mean to be rude but are these serious questions?

Stalker

i am serious about these questions...

ddewhurst

Stalker, there are two types of sumps when talking about car motors. Most all street cars have a wet sump. Which is more commonly called a oil pan or crankcase. The oil from the motor drains into the oil pan & an oil pump which is driven by the motor pumps the oil throughout the motor to the different bearings. The second type sump is a dry sump. A dry sump has an complex oil pan that the oil is constantly pumped out of & into a oil tank. The dry sump system has no oil in the oil pan.

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David