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Alloytech Rodeo New 3.6ltr.
Posted: Sat Jun 02, 2007 10:23 am
by RUFF
Anyone here own one? I need you too look at something for me. Is the sump a front or rear drop? So what im saying is the deap end at the front or the rear of the engine. Also is the sump alloy?
Re: Alloytech Rodeo New 3.6ltr.
Posted: Sat Jun 02, 2007 3:18 pm
by Homebrew
RUFF wrote:Anyone here own one? I need you too look at something for me. Is the sump a front or rear drop? So what im saying is the deap end at the front or the rear of the engine. Also is the sump alloy?
Deep end at the rear and yes it is alloy.
Cheers
Homebrew
Re: Alloytech Rodeo New 3.6ltr.
Posted: Sat Jun 02, 2007 3:43 pm
by RUFF
Homebrew wrote:RUFF wrote:Anyone here own one? I need you too look at something for me. Is the sump a front or rear drop? So what im saying is the deap end at the front or the rear of the engine. Also is the sump alloy?
Deep end at the rear and yes it is alloy.
Cheers
Homebrew
Great. So im assuming you own one and checked this? I was guessing it would be at the rear but wasnt sure. Is it 2wd or 4wd? Are they both the same?
Re: Alloytech Rodeo New 3.6ltr.
Posted: Sat Jun 02, 2007 9:21 pm
by Homebrew
Great. So im assuming you own one and checked this? I was guessing it would be at the rear but wasnt sure. Is it 2wd or 4wd? Are they both the same?[/quote]
Mine is 4WD, however the 2WD runs the same motor and actually so does the Commodore.
Whats with the interest in the Alloytech are you considering one?
Mine is averaging 11.4L/100km in the city and less again on highway - can't say anything re offroad as I want to have it for 8 weeks before hitting the tracks etc.
Re: Alloytech Rodeo New 3.6ltr.
Posted: Sun Jun 03, 2007 10:29 am
by RUFF
Homebrew wrote:Mine is 4WD, however the 2WD runs the same motor and actually so does the Commodore.
Whats with the interest in the Alloytech are you considering one?
Thanks i know all about the Commodores. They have a front sump. Im about to do a conversion with one and needed a rear sump. The sump on the alloytech is fairly complex and not just a simple cut and shut job like most other sumps. The pick up actually mounts to the sump not the block and the sump is also important on supporting the bellhousing.