RE: New TVR Oil Pump
Thursday 22nd January 2009

New TVR Oil Pump

Oil flow for Speed Six increased by 30%



As part of the continual development of the Speed Six engine Dulford Automotive has created a new uprated oil pump.

According to the company, oil flow has been increased by nearly 30%, taking it to 30 litres per 1,000 revs per minute.

The whole unit is made from a single aluminium billet with new larger gears. The drive shaft has been enlarged with stronger double key ways fitted.

The pump is a direct replacement for the original unit and requires no further modifications to the block.

The pumps will be available exclusively through TVRcarparts. Go to www.tvrcarparts.com for more information.

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Nightshade

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Thursday 22nd January 2009
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amazing

Lensey

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309 months

Thursday 22nd January 2009
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Can't find it on the website? Any ideas of prices and availability?

johnaachen

668 posts

243 months

Thursday 22nd January 2009
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.....and this is "news" why exactly?

boardinscotland

1,234 posts

222 months

Thursday 22nd January 2009
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It is good news as anything developed to help the speed 6 oil issues is a good thing. My car is at Dulfords getting rebuilt and is getting fitted with this. So excited about getting it back.

Cant remember exactly how much it is but think it is over £300.

Edited by boardinscotland on Thursday 22 January 13:40

Lensey

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Thursday 22nd January 2009
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johnaachen said:
.....and this is "news" why exactly?
Got to say its more news worthy than Jonathon Ross recording his show again which has been on the radio constantly all morning! biggrin

life-in-old-dog

95 posts

212 months

Thursday 22nd January 2009
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Just the electrics and overheating to fix, then the Chinese can start production again!!

squareflops

1,872 posts

209 months

Thursday 22nd January 2009
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Now i can sleep peacefully knowing TVR owners can enjoy nearly 30% more oil flow, in other news I note with great interest that the RathGibson Spooling Unit now handles 2 Control Lines eek and is suited for offshore and onshore applications equally, I hear the interest is as widepsread as the aformentioned article about oil pumps hehe

Really though keep up the good work PH clap

edit: yes i'm aware PH was originally based as a TVR focused site, lets allow a bit of banter though and anyway, its not an oil pump, it's a shadow nerd

Edited by squareflops on Thursday 22 January 15:28

KillerJim

972 posts

229 months

Thursday 22nd January 2009
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Sarcastic posts aside..

It’s interesting news, certainly an increase in oil pressure can`t do any harm (can it?)

James

rhinochopig

17,932 posts

224 months

Thursday 22nd January 2009
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KillerJim said:
Sarcastic posts aside..

It’s interesting news, certainly an increase in oil pressure can`t do any harm (can it?)

James
Unless the myriad oil seals are unhappy at the increased pressure. Do TIVs leak a lot normally?

Skyedriver

22,777 posts

308 months

Thursday 22nd January 2009
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Whilst this news is of no real interest to me personally, the above sarcastic contributors would do well to remember that PH was initially launched as a TVR focused website, or so I am lead to believe.

johnaachen

668 posts

243 months

Thursday 22nd January 2009
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Skyedriver said:
Whilst this news is of no real interest to me personally, the above sarcastic contributors would do well to remember that PH was initially launched as a TVR focused website, or so I am lead to believe.
I didn't know that.

Still, why not post it as "news" in the TVR section?

Lensey

2,526 posts

309 months

Thursday 22nd January 2009
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johnaachen said:
Skyedriver said:
Whilst this news is of no real interest to me personally, the above sarcastic contributors would do well to remember that PH was initially launched as a TVR focused website, or so I am lead to believe.
I didn't know that.

Still, why not post it as "news" in the TVR section?
Isn't it just news on the front page of PH and then all the comments make it a topic in the TVR forum? Surely if its of no interest to you why bother commenting on it? smile

WorAl

10,877 posts

214 months

Thursday 22nd January 2009
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Lensey said:
johnaachen said:
Skyedriver said:
Whilst this news is of no real interest to me personally, the above sarcastic contributors would do well to remember that PH was initially launched as a TVR focused website, or so I am lead to believe.
I didn't know that.

Still, why not post it as "news" in the TVR section?
Isn't it just news on the front page of PH and then all the comments make it a topic in the TVR forum? Surely if its of no interest to you why bother commenting on it? smile
because you get nobs people like that coming on here these days

KillerJim

972 posts

229 months

Thursday 22nd January 2009
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rhinochopig said:
KillerJim said:
Sarcastic posts aside..

It’s interesting news, certainly an increase in oil pressure can`t do any harm (can it?)

James
Unless the myriad oil seals are unhappy at the increased pressure. Do TIVs leak a lot normally?
Its not common as far as I know, they are more likely to lose water through the alum rad's (albiet for me its an expansion tank every 1000 miles) but no oil usage at all.

One interesting fact is that some S6 (standard) engines develop more oil pressure than others - it seems to be two schools on it.. (8psi->45psi and 20psi->50psi, depending on oil temp and rpm)

J

bobd

973 posts

246 months

Thursday 22nd January 2009
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Jim,
its dependant on oil grade used and lower pressure does not always mean lower flow. There are a myriad of reasons why the S6 goes tits up, materials used, oil distribution, owner sympathy, oil levels, air locks in the water jacket to name but a few. Anyway back on topic- oil pressure flow and pressure increase must = better than before.
Go on buy one for the silver beastie!

White-Noise

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274 months

Thursday 22nd January 2009
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So will this help the S6 engines be more reliable? If so then its music to my ears as I will own one at some point! thumbup

johnaachen

668 posts

243 months

Thursday 22nd January 2009
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WorAl said:
Lensey said:
johnaachen said:
Skyedriver said:
Whilst this news is of no real interest to me personally, the above sarcastic contributors would do well to remember that PH was initially launched as a TVR focused website, or so I am lead to believe.
I didn't know that.

Still, why not post it as "news" in the TVR section?
Isn't it just news on the front page of PH and then all the comments make it a topic in the TVR forum? Surely if its of no interest to you why bother commenting on it? smile
because you get nobs people like that coming on here these days
I commented on it because I thought that to have such a specfic topic was strange to have on front page i.e. it would only appeal to very few people. Especially since its for the Speed Six engine which, correct me if I am wrong, is in very limited numbers?


Steve_T

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298 months

Thursday 22nd January 2009
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White-Noise said:
So will this help the S6 engines be more reliable? If so then its music to my ears as I will own one at some point! thumbup
More oil to the top end of the engine certainly won't hurt!

cqueen

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246 months

Thursday 22nd January 2009
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Nightshade said:
amazing
hehe

This was a news story in exchange for cash.