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Old 04-03-2012, 03:11 PM   #1
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Default Re: Oil pump for stock class, sbc

Yep, that Schumann pump is a nice piece. If the low volume version makes you nervous, they have a standard volume version. I've been really happy with the Schumann pumps, they're made out of the same material as heavy rear end housings are made out of, plus they have billet gears, not powdered metal, and they have a screened bypass that dumps excess pressure and volume to the pan, instead of recirculating it to the inlet, where it heats the oil and aerates it.
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Old 04-04-2012, 10:23 AM   #2
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Stewart Pump for SBC. Used 1 season. Very good condition.
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Old 04-04-2012, 08:07 PM   #3
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Yep, that Schumann pump is a nice piece. If the low volume version makes you nervous, they have a standard volume version. I've been really happy with the Schumann pumps, they're made out of the same material as heavy rear end housings are made out of, plus they have billet gears, not powdered metal, and they have a screened bypass that dumps excess pressure and volume to the pan, instead of recirculating it to the inlet, where it heats the oil and aerates it.
Do you have a direct contact source? I want to inquire on an AMC build.
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http://www.schumannsdynamicperformance.com/

The owner's name is Vergne Schumann.

I don't see a listing for anything AMC, but he makes stuff for Oldsmobile, so the possibility does exist. Vergne is real sharp, but he's kind of blunt.
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Thanks, l will call him next week.
Blunt and I get along real good...
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Default Re: Oil pump for stock class, sbc

resurrecting an old thread here, but didn't think it necessarily should start anew.

Looking into a low volume oil pump for a SBF for stock eliminator. Schumann at one time had one listed, but i do not see this on their website anymore.

Jegs has a Low vol pump w/ cut down gears (.660" vs .875" stock) and a 40 psi pressure relief spring for ~$200.

I don't see any other options on the interweb and wanted to see if anyone had any experience w/ the jegs piece, or thoughts on a 25% reduction in gear thickness and 40 psi relief.

I'm inclined to give it a try but thought i'd ask first.

Thanks in advance!

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The jegs pumps are Schumann pumps.
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Awesome thanks bob - I think I'll get one and see how it goes
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resurrecting an old thread here, but didn't think it necessarily should start anew.

Looking into a low volume oil pump for a SBF for stock eliminator. Schumann at one time had one listed, but i do not see this on their website anymore.

Jegs has a Low vol pump w/ cut down gears (.660" vs .875" stock) and a 40 psi pressure relief spring for ~$200.

I don't see any other options on the interweb and wanted to see if anyone had any experience w/ the jegs piece, or thoughts on a 25% reduction in gear thickness and 40 psi relief.

I'm inclined to give it a try but thought i'd ask first.

Thanks in advance!

Alex
They have Ford applications:

http://www.schumannsdynamicperforman...lock-ford.html

http://www.ebay.com/itm/FORD-OIL-PUM...c413d0&vxp=mtr
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Thanks - those appear to standard or high volume. I am looking at the low volume low drag pumps
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