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I got my first ever dry sump system and want to ask a stupid question. How do you know how much oil this thing holds? How full do I fill the tank? I'm @ 9 qts now and it still looks low to me


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Posts: 509 | Location: Burleson, TX | Registered: March 23, 2007Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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My tank is about half full with engine running. I know I drained the oil this year, then put 2 gallons in the tank and it's been fine.
 
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tank is half full when running, usually around 9 quarts on my 622 dry sump motor.


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I would also guess that you'll end up with 9 quarts. You'll know when it's to much when you blow it out the breather.



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On a fresh deal, that has never had oil, 8-9
Too many different size tanks, to give a concrete answer.
People buy tanks the are big off e bay and other places.
A standard Moroso, Peterson, or others can be at 8 qts.
You have to look at the tank and the baffles to see if the oil is getting aerated.
 
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I'm at 10 quarts with mine


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Peterson Pro Stock tank, 5 stage = 9 qts. dry, 8 on change, ends up alittle over 1/2 full in tank.
NOTE: don't freak out if you check level in tank and it's empty, oil will drain back to pan check while running!!!!

Soo nice not having to worry about oil press. anymore.
 
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With the engine running and in park, bring the engine rpm up around 1600 to 1800 and look into the tank. Set the level at slightly under 1/2 the tank height. The crappier the pump is, the more total capacity it will need to reach that mark as indicated above.


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What ever it takes to make the tank half full when the car is warmed up and SITTING LEVEL.........


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