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Re: subaru sump
Posted: 11 Apr 2013, 17:00
by flowervanman
HarryMann wrote:We of course have to be careful what's said on a public forum, as far as warning our members but that's more food for thought than we've had before, which could be described as morsels and titbits ...
I totally understand and if anybody has anything positive to say about TSR I'd gladly listen to them. My only problem with "sitting on the fence" is that others would then go through the same situation. I've kept records of all my dealings with Tsr including some hilarious emails and I take full responsibility for any comments I make.
That said, I don't want to upset anybody so if naming and shaming is not acceptable on here I've no problem if it gets deleted.
Rob
Re: subaru sump
Posted: 09 Jun 2013, 19:32
by Oilline
gazc wrote:well after a bit of thought, lots of internet browsing and 10mins under my van with photos various sumps i've ordered a burley sump - mainly because it should work with my engine mount, and should make fitting an RJES exhaust easier when richard gets them in stock (i understand the burley sump uses an OE subaru sump for the top section and the RJES exhaust has a bracket which welds to a standard subaru sump so should be a LOT easier than trying to bodge something on a small car/TSR cast alloy sump!) anyway when it gets here and its on i'll put up some pics
Did you get your Burley sump and how is it?
Re: subaru sump
Posted: 10 Jun 2013, 22:33
by HarryMann
Yes, waiting with bated breath as well. ..
Re: subaru sump
Posted: 12 Jun 2013, 07:29
by Oilline
Has anybody used the Bug5Speed sump
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Looks pretty good, has baffles and i think it will work with the Rjes engine mount ?
E D I T- Just read a previous post that says it wont work with the Rjes mount, anybody know why not?
Re: subaru sump
Posted: 12 Jun 2013, 14:50
by Fin
I was looking at that one too - can't see why it wouldn't fit.
I was going to take my old dented sump and have my local engineers make me a Burley style pan, the only other thing I need to consider is how much to shorten the pick up pipe
Re: subaru sump
Posted: 12 Jun 2013, 15:07
by Fin
Also still got my mild steel Scooby exaust for a Turbo set up going if anyone wants it.
nice and quiet on tick over with a dirty bellow as you press on...
Re: subaru sump
Posted: 12 Jun 2013, 15:10
by Fin
if I get anywhere with my Sump - I recon the guys here in wiltshire could reproduce it easily
Re: subaru sump
Posted: 12 Jun 2013, 20:42
by KarlT
I've got both, tried shortening my own sump, was a total barsteward as I wanted to add wings for capacity & a well for cornering. Pick-up was a mare' as its at 45* and as you shorten you move pick-up point (not good when you've got a well!!
) but ended ok.
Also now got a Small-car cast sump (exhaust mounted off old PAS pump bracket) which does fit with RJES support bar.
Re: subaru sump
Posted: 12 Jun 2013, 23:08
by Fin
I don't have the exhaust issues of most as I have the Turbo engine - well worth the fit as it's an absolute hoot to drive
had to beef up the mounts on my Rjes Bar though as it bent them away from the chassis