Accusump - pros & cons

J.R. Haddad · 01-06-2024, 06:02 PM

Mr. Grossi, Thank You for taking the time to break things down the way
that have. Very helpful, and it is making me happy about my decision.
1320, I don't know many that don't crank away at our engines after they
have been sitting for 2, 3 or more weeks. Been doing it a long time myself.
But you see, I would rather pre-lube the engine, and then I can crank it
until my heart is content, knowing there is oil in all the right places. As for
the 1000's of Stock Racers that have drained oil and don't have an
Accusump, add me to that list. However, I am not so set in my ways, or
have such a high opinion of myself, that I can keep my mind open to
finding potential ways to improve my program. I would like to have the
strength of conviction that there is only my way, and no other way, like
some have, but I would soon tire of being wrong, publicly, that many times.

J.R.

01-06-2024, 06:02 PM	#23
J.R. Haddad Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2012 Posts: 787 Likes: 941 Liked 1,471 Times in 308 Posts	Re: Accusump - pros & cons Mr. Grossi, Thank You for taking the time to break things down the way that have. Very helpful, and it is making me happy about my decision. 1320, I don't know many that don't crank away at our engines after they have been sitting for 2, 3 or more weeks. Been doing it a long time myself. But you see, I would rather pre-lube the engine, and then I can crank it until my heart is content, knowing there is oil in all the right places. As for the 1000's of Stock Racers that have drained oil and don't have an Accusump, add me to that list. However, I am not so set in my ways, or have such a high opinion of myself, that I can keep my mind open to finding potential ways to improve my program. I would like to have the strength of conviction that there is only my way, and no other way, like some have, but I would soon tire of being wrong, publicly, that many times. J.R.