Thanks.just seeing the hardware was all I really needed. I got mine used without tube, without shoulder nuts, etc. It has the studs solidly mounted though. I'll email them about a partial fastener kit.
I spent the time to make a detailed description to solve this. It's composed of years of research and highly detailed studies. This technique has been practiced since the automobile was invented and even before in certain industrial and commercial applications. It may be a bit involved but it's worth following every step without any variation. I'n fact it's crucial to the outcome of the work you are doing. Step one. Pull out the rag. Step two. Enjoy Zotz Step three. Ponder the significance of the seasons, maybe take a walk to view nature. Step four. make sure the laces on your right shoe are tight enough. Step five. Congrats you can proceed with installing your sump!
And now when you change your oil (which is often with these air cooled engines) if you strip a stud when torquing up the sump Plate, you haven’t damaged the engine block just the new sump! 👍
Yes you can. Berg sumps are designed to assist in cooling. Plus the addition volume allows the oil a longer recovery period. An exact degree I can not tell you. Too many variables to consider. But a guess of 10* is safe to assume.
Thanks.just seeing the hardware was all I really needed. I got mine used without tube, without shoulder nuts, etc. It has the studs solidly mounted though. I'll email them about a partial fastener kit.
Need to show - the rag removal after the sump was on so we don't have anxiety and loose sleep thinking about it. 🤣🤣🤣😬😜
I thought about that. 🤣
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I spent the time to make a detailed description to solve this. It's composed of years of research and highly detailed studies. This technique has been practiced since the automobile was invented and even before in certain industrial and commercial applications. It may be a bit involved but it's worth following every step without any variation. I'n fact it's crucial to the outcome of the work you are doing.
Step one. Pull out the rag.
Step two. Enjoy Zotz
Step three. Ponder the significance of the seasons, maybe take a walk to view nature.
Step four. make sure the laces on your right shoe are tight enough.
Step five. Congrats you can proceed with installing your sump!
Dang it! I jacked up step 4! 🤣
@@NTNGMAN In retrospect I'm pretty sure I should have switched steps three and four...
Awesome looking bus! Thank you George.
Great detailed but not too long of descriptions along with explanation on why you’re doing what during course of procedure. Thanks
Awesome! Great detailed video. Keep them coming.
Well done! Detailed and edited together nicely
thinking about getting a sump upgrade like this, make it a little safer to beat on the ol' 1600
More oil is never a bad thing.
Thank you 🙏
Awesome video!
Man u do stuff perfect!
Far from perfect. 👍🏽
Really enjoyed your video, to the point and great descriptions. Do you need to beef up your oil pump because of the added sump tube length?
No you don’t. But a good oil pump is needed in any engine build. I prefer Gene Berg oil pumps.
Thanks! What is the benefit of adding a sump?
Increased oil capacity. Less chance of oil starvation on a high rev.
@@the_Wagen Additional cooling, as well.
And now when you change your oil (which is often with these air cooled engines) if you strip a stud when torquing up the sump Plate, you haven’t damaged the engine block just the new sump! 👍
Nice information.
Thanks
With the vest, the beard, and the glasses, I thought the guy at teh work Bench was John Godman's character from the Big Lebowski at first?
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That’s a first!
Does adding this sump block access to the original engine oil drain plug? If so, then where do you drain the oil from?
The added sump has a drain plug on it. Just like the original one.
Dunno, I real would worry about that hanging down there. I already think the cases sit too low and could smack some rock or debris on the road.
I’ve been driving with mine for 11 years. Still there. But I understand your concerns.
Can you expect your oil temp to drop with a sump. How much would you think..
Yes you can. Berg sumps are designed to assist in cooling. Plus the addition volume allows the oil a longer recovery period. An exact degree I can not tell you. Too many variables to consider. But a guess of 10* is safe to assume.
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Good video. Is that a 1.5qt sump?
Yes it is.
@@the_Wagen thanks