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Old 10-24-2020, 04:29 AM   #1
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This is a great write up!

Im considering an Accusump for my 01S that sees a lot of track duty. Wonderful build with the Accusump in the tunnel and the switch on the pressure gauge for oil/Accusump.

One question, I have a journal bearing on my IMS (L&N IMS Solution). There is an adaptor plate on the oil filter joint to feed the IMS bearing. I would assume that I can add the Accusump pick up plate to the IMS adaptor plate. Its a little bit of a Rube Goldburg design, but it should work. Or, can I tap into the Accupump plate for an additional small oil pickup to feed the bearing? Has anyone tried this?

Great thread overall, thx for the morning entertainment.
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Old 06-30-2021, 04:01 AM   #2
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Video results

Finally finished the install of the accusump on my '01 986 S. Installed it in the tunnel, it fits well and seems to be the most logical location.

Here is a video of the results on the track with track tires. I run my oil level about half way between low and full, with this set up I get an accusump dump on almost every corner and even under heavy breaking. Based on the video there are even a few longer corners where the accusump runs dry. Running Mobil 1 0W-40, BTW.

I also run into very low oil pressure at idle post track sessions, i.e 5-7 PSI at idle and 250 F oil temp.

Conclusion: If you're tracking a 986 or 996, strongly consider an Accusump or deeper oil pan, you'll need it.

Video Link - https://youtu.be/lp-PJr1aPtA
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