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Kris86 07-20-2016 09:16 AM

Reimax Oil Pump Gear Kit
 
Has anyone done a review on these?


anyone got to see if they are they actually any stronger?


http://www.rhdjapan.com/reimax-oil-p...20-brz-86.html

Spartarus 07-20-2016 09:35 AM

Element tested them on their racecar, no positive results to report.

As far as stronger is concerned... Nobody has ever broken the stock gear. It's not like the old RB and SR motors which used to shatter their sintered oil pumps.

Ours is such a sad sack of sh*t it won't make the pressure to shatter.

There's a possibility it may help people maintain oil pressure with extreme high rpm operation but that's unverified.

According to Element, It's supposedly slow to build pressure at low RPM, but math says it's a higher volume pump.

Tl : Dr no good information on it yet

Kris86 07-20-2016 09:41 AM

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Originally Posted by Spartarus (Post 2708867)
Element tested them on their racecar, no positive results to report.

As far as stronger is concerned... Nobody has ever broken the stock gear. It's not like the old RB and SR motors which used to shatter their sintered oil pumps.

Ours is such a sad sack of sh*t it won't make the pressure to shatter.

There's a possibility it may help people maintain oil pressure with extreme high rpm operation but that's unverified.

According to Element, It's supposedly slow to build pressure at low RPM, but math says it's a higher volume pump.

Tl:Dr no good information on it yet

thanks for your info!


but spitfire just had his own explode on him on the track this week

FRS Justin 07-20-2016 10:09 AM

I treated my factory gears and that's it. You have the everything you need, balance that pig and put it together.......:thumbsup:


Edit: Remember your not going to be spinning 8500 to 9000 rpm and your not shooting for 1000hp so you really have all the major components needed. You have to draw a line on what your goals are and what you need or building a motor will get 2x more expensive than it needs to be..... IMHO your rockers, oil pump will be more than enough to do what you want to do.. Just my 2 cents brother

Spartarus 07-20-2016 10:11 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kris86 (Post 2708874)
thanks for your info!


but spitfire just had his own explode on him on the track this week

Well son of a b*tch.

Something new happens every week.

makinen 07-20-2016 10:16 AM

At least this member has (maybe) good result.
http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showp...&postcount=191

FRS Justin 07-20-2016 10:22 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kris86 (Post 2708874)
thanks for your info!


but spitfire just had his own explode on him on the track this week


The only way I see these gears breaking is a piece of debris from the motor getting in the pump.... Or damaged gears from the start...

Kris86 07-20-2016 10:46 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by FRS Justin (Post 2708899)
I treated my factory gears and that's it. You have the everything you need, balance that pig and put it together.......:thumbsup:


Edit: Remember your not going to be spinning 8500 to 9000 rpm and your not shooting for 1000hp so you really have all the major components needed. You have to draw a line on what your goals are and what you need or building a motor will get 2x more expensive than it needs to be..... IMHO your rockers, oil pump will be more than enough to do what you want to do.. Just my 2 cents brother



thanks a lot Justin. appreciate this

spitfire481 07-20-2016 11:54 AM

no idea why mine shattered. brand new front cover/ oil pump. every part of the rotating assembly was balanced out, bearing clearance was perfect and held 90psi at 8500rpm. motec logs were perfectly clean until it let go. car made many pulls without issue. sometimes shit happens i guess lol. I have never seen another one fail. if i was rebuilding id more than likely just run another oem one and not worry about it happening again.

FRS Justin 07-20-2016 12:35 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by spitfire481 (Post 2709015)
no idea why mine shattered. brand new front cover/ oil pump. every part of the rotating assembly was balanced out, bearing clearance was perfect and held 90psi at 8500rpm. motec logs were perfectly clean until it let go. car made many pulls without issue. sometimes shit happens i guess lol. I have never seen another one fail. if i was rebuilding id more than likely just run another oem one and not worry about it happening again.

That's just crazy... I know you guys do awesome work so that just leaves fate...... How much power did you make, what weight of oil did you run? These are questions that might just help find the limit of the FA20.... PM me if you feel like comparing notes..

spitfire481 07-20-2016 01:14 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by FRS Justin (Post 2709056)
That's just crazy... I know you guys do awesome work so that just leaves fate...... How much power did you make, what weight of oil did you run? These are questions that might just help find the limit of the FA20.... PM me if you feel like comparing notes..

Never went more than 670whp at 28psi. Never turned it up after I put the id2000's in. Brad penn 10w40, same as my last motor. Clean log. No knock, no noises, no failed injectors or compensation taking place. I'd call it a random failure like you said earlier. Until someone else has one fall apart I wouldn't consider it an issue

Calum 07-21-2016 06:34 AM

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Originally Posted by spitfire481 (Post 2709113)
Never went more than 670whp at 28psi. Never turned it up after I put the id2000's in.

Oh, that's so sad. How do you live with such low power... /s :respekt:

spitfire481 07-21-2016 11:04 AM

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Originally Posted by Calum (Post 2709714)
Oh, that's so sad. How do you live with such low power... /s :respekt:

after a day it doesn't feel that fast anymore, ask @FRS Justin how that goes lol

FRS Justin 07-21-2016 11:37 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by spitfire481 (Post 2709825)
after a day it doesn't feel that fast anymore, ask @FRS Justin how that goes lol


Oh it's no big deal, all 86s are slow so I'm told.... lol:respekt:


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