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Old 08-25-2014, 03:14 PM   #8
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Sounds like a lifter ran temporarily dry.

I had that happen at a PDS where we were doing successive skidpad exercises in one direction and oil pooled on one side of the engine. I was also running with oil level 1/2 way on the gauge. One of the local performance shop owners recommended to always run with oil at the very top of the measurable gauge without overfilling to avoid running lifters dry or worse. I followed his advice and never had this issue again.

Always check oil when the car is warm.
Topless - Based on conversations so far this is the consensus, however I am still going to get it checked out. Nevertheless, I have changed my oil checking technique.

I have been interested in getting oil pressure and temp gauges anyway, this is a good reason to go ahead. Also considering a deeper sump/baffle/accusump, doing homework now.
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