OK, as it turns out, I do have a valid oil tank question! Sorry, everyone, for the multiple post changes!
What would be the best way to determine total oil capacity in my car? It is a /6 conversion with a 3.2, aftermarket oil tank (a Velios, I believe), and NO front-mounted oil cooler. I do have a Patrick Motorsport breather tank.
I ask because I don't think the dipstick I have is accurate. My tank's bundled dipstick was broken, so the seller ordered me a replacement from Auto Atlanta (which appears to be a replacement for the factory tank).
My thinking is to drain my oil and add back 9 quarts to see where/if it registers on the dipstick that I have.
From reading through the archives, I came across this discussion:
http://www.914world.com/bbs2/index.php?showtopic=77395&hl=velios
There's mention of 11 quarts max...but also 13, 14, and 15 quarts...
And just to make doubly-sure: A dry sump system can't be damaged with overfills, no? Excess oil would simply drain out (through my breather tank drain) and/or burn off?
Thank you for any advice!
-duc
A quick search through the search engine. Brings this up, doesnt answer your questions exactly but should help. There are many others threads with more info.
http://www.914world.com/bbs2/index.php?showtopic=78308
Updated question. Same vein as original but factoring in what I've found through a quick search.
Just think of it as a protective coating TC!
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