Typical Wet Sump Oil System

Author: Moroso Performance Products

In a typical Wet Sump system, oil is stored in the bottom of the pan and distributed throughout the engine by an internally-mounted pump. An oil pump pickup, mounted to the pump, extends to within a quarter-inch of the pan's bottom to "pickup" the oil.

Moroso Wet Sump Oil System

Although a wet sump system is essentially the same system used in production cars, it can be enhanced significantly with components that improve oil control and increase power. For performance street and racing applications, these components include high-capacity pans, extended oil pump pickups, racing oil pumps, windage trays, oil control kits, racing oil filters and other components. In some racing applications an external oil pump is used, allowing the windage tray or screen to run the pan's full length.

Moroso Wet Sump Oiling System components are race proven, designed to keep the engine properly supplied with oil during the most demanding conditions.

Moroso Oil Pan Capacities

Capacities listed for Moroso Wet Sump Oil Pans include the capacity of the pan only, measured at or below the normal fill mark on a stock dipstick. Additional oil must be added to compensate for filters, coolers, tanks, etc.

Last Edited Aug 7th, 2010