Baffled sump advice?

[Tomma]

Starting to look for last few bits for my build and a new sump is on the list....

Any opinions on what to go for? Baffled sump, normal sump with baffle plate, Oem sump, bigger sump capacity??

I'd obviously love to get a dry sump kit but due to selling nearly all my organs on the black market already I doubt I'll be getting one of these any time soon!

Have seen the lateral baffled sump along with a few Rcm offerings, hyperflow and killer B too.....

[Hongkongfooi]

a few on here includung me have a baffled sump from cosworth....more than enough for a few trackdays a year!

[Tomma]

Originally Posted by Hongkongfooi

a few on here includung me have a baffled sump from cosworth....more than enough for a few trackdays a year!

Tim is that the baffle plate cosworth do or a whole sump/oil pan?

[jura11]

Tom as above we have too Cosworth baffled plate,which has been enough for us on the track and on the drag strip

But if you are thinking to run slick or semi-slicks and pushing car on the limits I would go with baffled sump and Cosworth/RCM baffled plate,if its no money object Zen Dry sump

Jura

[Tomma]

I've seen the zen kit, do you know how much it costs? I know you can get a cosworth kit from the states for just over £2000 withOUT the hoses and oil tank

[Hongkongfooi]

Originally Posted by Tomma

Tim is that the baffle plate cosworth do or a whole sump/oil pan?

Baffle plate

[jura11]

Zen Dry Sump Kit is around £2300

http://bbs.22b.com/forums/showthread...ystem-complete

Cosworth Dry sump kit not sure,many people here in UK not running them,mostly is Zen

Have look on the Andy F response #6

http://bbs.22b.com/forums/showthread...l=1#post340593

Here is price list for ARE Dry sump





http://www.drysump.com/index1.

Jura

[Tomma]

Thanks for the info Jura, I'd seen the ARE kit on drysump.com but had no idea what parts were needed! Seems there's a few options, have to start saving!!

[jura11]

Hi Tom

We are looked too on this issue,but we are probably will be going with Baffled sump(Group N) and RCM baffled plate for now

Zen Dry sump kit is probably best and really worth the money,we are looking too on this Dry sump..

Jura

[Anger]

I'm looking at Dry sumps aswell

[C. J.]

Twin scroll sump o.e. with cosworth plate works very well. Much better than a single scroll sump as it is like a well at pick up point .

[DukeBoy]

RCM Group N baffled sump here, no issues!

[Tomma]

Originally Posted by C. J.

Twin scroll sump o.e. with cosworth plate works very well. Much better than a single scroll sump as it is like a well at pick up point .

Would that be the same with a twin scroll baffled sump vs single scroll baffled sump?

Ideally Want the car back on the road before Christmas so will probably opt for the setup you suggested above or the baffled sump

[Tomma]

Originally Posted by Anger

I'm looking at Dry sumps aswell

Seen the Norris designs offering, looks good!

[Anger]

I had a twinscroll and Cosworth plate on mine without any issues

[Anger]

Yeah the Norris one does look good, I'll be chatting to him when it goes in for its rod job

[Tomma]

I'm guessing a new twin scroll sump and baffle plate would be cheaper than a baffled sump but effectively do just as good a job?