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Zetec Sump - Bargain?
Hammy360 - 16/8/16 at 01:11 PM

Hi,
Has anyone any experience with this manufacturer of shortened zetec sump? Im looking for one for 2.0 Striker zetec install and this looks a bargain....

http://www.premiermotorsportdevelopments.co.uk/brisca-f2-zetec-sump-and-pick-up-pipe-1421-p.asp


loggyboy - 16/8/16 at 01:48 PM

Still looks very deep to me.


furryeggs - 16/8/16 at 03:52 PM

DON'T... I got one and had to send it back for a replacement, then had to send that one back too. Both were way to narrow causing the crank to catch everytime it rotated. when i say catch i mean thump. took ages to sort out and had to get ebay involved to finally get my money back. Had to pay postage both times with no refund.
I ended up chopping my own to get it running, I'm waiting for GBS to release their replacement sump. I saw it at stoneliegh and its a much better quality and roughly the same price.

they are deep but then they do replace both parts of the black top sump. they just don't work.


richard munnis - 16/8/16 at 09:18 PM

Total rubbish to be honest bought one would not fit got sent another leaked oil out,ended up buying a raceline one super job and looks a million dollars


Hammy360 - 17/8/16 at 05:39 AM

quote:
Originally posted by richard munnis
Total rubbish to be honest bought one would not fit got sent another leaked oil out,ended up buying a raceline one super job and looks a million dollars


Thanks mate, have now bought the Tiger/ERA one which looks really good and way cheaper than Raceline.


matt5964 - 27/9/16 at 07:47 AM

watch your oil pressures if on track with the tiger era sump as its not baffelled even tiger dont reccomend it for track


Hammy360 - 27/9/16 at 08:00 AM

quote:
Originally posted by matt5964
watch your oil pressures if on track with the tiger era sump as its not baffelled even tiger dont reccomend it for track


Yeah, I sent it back to them for that reason. Cheers


mazie - 27/9/16 at 09:05 AM

I've recommended Scholar Engines on a post before , you will need an old sump to send them , the 1800 escort is perfect If memory serves me right. They do a very good job, well baffled and the capacity is kept the same and no changes needed to the dipstick required.