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does anyone have a pic of a ls7 dry sump tank??
did steilow use the stock ls7 tank in x??? if so maybe some good pics?
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Old 12-21-2006, 06:22 AM
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You're not dumping the big block are you?
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Old 12-21-2006, 06:30 AM
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no, not dumping it, but need this info!!!!
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2 questions.
does anyone have a pic of a ls7 dry sump tank??
did steilow use the stock ls7 tank in x??? if so maybe some good pics?
What's your email? I will send you a GM pic of the thank from work. It's tall and cylindrical.

lateral dynamics (Mark) has a pretty cool LS7 tank for first gens as well. fits where the battery used to go.

Steilow used the GM tank and fabbed it into the car.
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Actually, Mark's tank is a circle track product. I can't remember the brand though.

Rick's Hot Rod Shop has an LS7 tank for 1st Gens, give Hector a call and he can give you some info.
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scott, could you find out who's and how many quarts it holds?? most of the circle track ones i have seen are like 14 qts and fairly tall.
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also pay attention to the tank shape. I am not saying that Marks (Lateral Dynamics) won't work, but GM was unable to develop a squared off tank that would work in cornering and high rpms. They wanted to use it for packaging concerns, but hey ended up with a cylindrical tank, only shape that did what they wanted.


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Jake, I believe he told me 8 quarts.
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yeah, you better make sure it has good baffeling if its sqaure, all race dry sump tanks are cylinders,, i gotta measure my dry sump tank
any other pics or info, keep it coming
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Stielow used a Peterson Fluid Systems 2 gal tank for his LS7 install along with our oil pan. We sell the tanks if you need some info on them.

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