Shim for increased Oil Pressure |
07-19-2016, (Subject: Shim for increased Oil Pressure ) Post: #33 | |||
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RE: Shim for increased Oil Pressure I talked with Gearhead allot about this when we did ours. He talked to a Cummins engineer and according to him the internals would take 120 psi. There is a break point. Seals and gaskets will only take so much. Do I really want to run that high? No but at 60 psi going down the road I'm comfortable. I never thought twice about oil pressure running a pre EGR CAT. So why did they settle on 20 psi at idle? I thank Top Ace for pushing this issue, personally I think 20 is way to low. Oil is the life blood of any engine, any engineer, farmer or trucker will tell you that pressure and volume matter whether it's a 4 second run with a 10,000 hp top fueler, a NASCAR engine running 500 miles flat out or a Quad 4X4 tractor pulling a 16 bottom plow. It all depends on application. User's Signature: 2010 386 Pete CM871, 13 spd. 3.55 | |||
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