Subject	it's not the preluber you need to look at,
Posted by	nixit on October 15, 2003 at 11:52 AM
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In Reply To	Has anyone here used a pre-lubricator like the one from.... posted by Z Wang(Austin) on October 15, 2003 at 11:28 AM
Message	it's the fact that it acts as an accumulator. you want to ensure proper pressure during all forms of motorsports. our engines are VERY prone to loosing oil pressure during high G force turns (high banks, long hard turns). if you don't race, then just look for a preluber. (whether it works or not, it's good piece of mind)
Follow Ups	Has anyone here used a pre-lubricator like the one from.... - Z Wang(Austin) 11:28:57 10/15/03 I haven't so I wouldn't be able to give you a 100,000mi - AshsZ 11:43:29 10/15/03 Thanks Ash :) (n/m) - Z Wang(Austin) 11:47:28 10/15/03 While we're on the subject of engine protection... - Z Wang(Austin) 11:50:07 10/15/03 I'd think there's nothing wrong with doing that.. - AshsZ 11:53:49 10/15/03 2nd (n/m) - nixit 11:54:31 10/15/03 2.5nd....one other point... - BigTDogg (Directions Expert) 12:18:25 10/15/03 Heads are Al, blocks are Fe. (n/m) - boileralum 12:47:46 10/15/03 except for the fact significant amounts of oil drains - nixit 11:50:22 10/15/03 good info.. now does it really cost 20cents in gas - GodZilla(noVA) 11:53:07 10/15/03 Well, when the engine is cold, there is signifcant - AshsZ 11:57:43 10/15/03 excellent! (n/m) - GodZilla(noVA) 12:00:24 10/15/03 I use one, but we call her a fluffer in my line of work.... (n/m) - Unluky (MO) 11:44:21 10/15/03 Nice (n/m) - BigTDogg (Directions Expert) 12:29:21 10/15/03 If I were to buy one it would be this one.. - kidphc 11:49:00 10/15/03 it's not the preluber you need to look at, - nixit 11:52:59 10/15/03 Didn't one of our members have that problem during a race... - Z Wang(Austin) 11:56:44 10/15/03 a local dallas track enthusiast (none ttnet member) - nixit 11:58:35 10/15/03
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