Hello,
I am rebuilding my 1973 Fiat 124 1608cc that I have had for many years and feel that when well maintained, the stock engine setup is good for 150K to 200K miles of use. However, I am always open to beneficial modifications. I have read a lot about windage trays and it seems like adding one would be an upgrade to the oiling system.
In principle, is there any reason for not using a windage tray in a stock wet sump road use engine that I want to last at least 150K miles?
Thank you,
Steve
Windage tray in road use early Fiat TC?
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Re: Windage tray in road use early Fiat TC?
None whatever. A well designed windage tray will reduce aeration of the oil and oil starvation too.
Claims for more power? Well I have never seen a verifiable direct back-to-back comparison on the TC unit.
I must point out that I have seen a number of very poorly executed types (bolted betw sump and crankcase) with rather dubious gasket & bolting arrangements.
GC
Claims for more power? Well I have never seen a verifiable direct back-to-back comparison on the TC unit.
I must point out that I have seen a number of very poorly executed types (bolted betw sump and crankcase) with rather dubious gasket & bolting arrangements.
GC
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