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Accusump Kit

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Anyone have the accusump kit installed in a 996? Where is the reservoir located, how is it working for you? Did you use the LN Engineering kit with the small filter?

Thanks in advance.

James Greer

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I do not use one.But, do you track your car? This looks pretty good. I like the idea of always having oil going where it needs to be. I have put the x51 oil pan on my car and was impressed with the baffles. I use mine as a daily driver and once a month I try to go and autocross. This might be an overkill for me.

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I noticed the oil pressure going from 5 bars to 2 bars at the Glen last week going around long sweeping high speed turns. This was with street tires with a 220 tread wear compound. Would like to go with a stickier tire but the oiling system will not keep up in it's present form. Porsche does not recommend stickier tires for the same reason.

James Greer

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