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YOUR RESEARCHLN Deep Sump From Parts Geek, Anyone Buy

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The Millers is $$$ but I am running it on a 5,000 mile oil change interval (that is mostly HPDE and highway driving to/from events) that is supported with UOAs, and that helps mitigate the cost compared with other oils that have to be changed more frequently.

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Fill car

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I normally would just buy from LN, but it is tough to walk from $137 in savings, that's almost enough to fill the car with XP9 when I am done.

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Replace motor

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What's odd is that my car is a 99 and I recently replaced the motor.

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Fill car

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Suggestion · Original poster

I normally would just buy from LN, but it is tough to walk from $137 in savings, that's almost enough to fill the car with XP9 when I am done.

LN Deep Sump From Parts Geek, Anyone Buy

Replace interval (that is mostly hpde and highway driving

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Suggestion

The Millers is $$$ but I am running it on a 5,000 mile oil change interval (that is mostly HPDE and highway driving to/from events) that is supported with UOAs, and that helps mitigate the cost compared with other oils that have to be changed more frequently.

LN Deep Sump From Parts Geek, Anyone Buy

Test so they stopped selling their accusump kits

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According to LN Engineering their 2.5qt deep sump worked equally as well as an Accusump in their testing so they stopped selling their Accusump kits.

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Fill car

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Suggestion · Original poster

I normally would just buy from LN, but it is tough to walk from $137 in savings, that's almost enough to fill the car with XP9 when I am done.

LN Deep Sump From Parts Geek, Anyone Buy

Replace interval (that is mostly hpde and highway driving

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Suggestion

The Millers is $$$ but I am running it on a 5,000 mile oil change interval (that is mostly HPDE and highway driving to/from events) that is supported with UOAs, and that helps mitigate the cost compared with other oils that have to be changed more frequently.

LN Deep Sump From Parts Geek, Anyone Buy

Replace more frequently

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The Millers is $$$ but I am running it on a 5,000 mile oil change interval (that is mostly HPDE and highway driving to/from events) that is supported with UOAs, and that helps mitigate the cost compared with other oils that have to be changed more frequently.

LN Deep Sump From Parts Geek, Anyone Buy

Replace motor

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Performed · outcome unconfirmed · Original poster

What's odd is that my car is a 99 and I recently replaced the motor.

LN Deep Sump From Parts Geek, Anyone Buy

Test so they stopped selling their accusump kits

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Suggestion

According to LN Engineering their 2.5qt deep sump worked equally as well as an Accusump in their testing so they stopped selling their Accusump kits.

LN Deep Sump From Parts Geek, Anyone Buy

Use stock sump) and still saw some drop

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I had the EBSR baffle alone (same one provided with the LN deep kit, using the stock sump) and still saw some drop.

LN Deep Sump From Parts Geek, Anyone Buy

Use xp9, and i get dips in pressure mostly

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Suggestion · Original poster

Yes, already have the FVD deep sump (which does not have the plate that the LN one has) and have been using XP9, and I get dips in pressure mostly on right hand turns, after 10-12 minutes on the track.

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I have the FVD pan on the car now, but I am still having issues.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Going to be purchasing the LN 2qt deep sump for my 996. A quick google search shows it is available from Parts Geek for $81 less plus free shipping which is a $137 savings from buying it from LN (shipping to me is $56). The description does not mention the gasket or the swirl pots, but I checked with them and they say everything in the photo is included. I have seen some really bad review from parts geek, and some good ones. Just wondering if anyone has experience with this part from them. I normally would just buy from LN, but it is tough to walk from $137 in savings, that's almost enough to fill the car with XP9 when I am done.

POST 2Original post

I have on one my 2003. I bought it from LN directly. Do you mean this one? https://lnengineering.com/2qt-deep-s...51-baffle.html A discount from $849 to $81? Are you sure you didn't miss a zero there? I would highly recommend you get the 996 Skid plate that LN sells for this....it hangs pretty low especially if your car is lowered. https://lnengineering.com/bilt-racin...ard-plate.html

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Yes, that is the one. The $81 refers to the discount from parts geek versus LN. This is the link to it on parts geek: https://www.partsgeek.com/gbproducts...ad=47433965052 And yes, I plan on getting the skid plate too. Do you track your car? Were you having issues with oil pressure in turns? If so, did this help? I have the FVD pan on the car now, but I am still having issues. This is my last effort before I go accusump.

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Albeit on a 986 Boxster, I have the LN unit and I tried to buy it from Parts Geek for the same reasons as you, but I was on my phone at Walmart of all places, and my signal dropped and the purchase didn't go through. The next day I found a used one on the Pelican Parts board and picked it up. I track my car a lot, and I still have dips in oil pressure but they are not as "bad" as before I put the deep sump on. What really seemed to help them the most was going from 5w40 Millers Nano (which in itself was better than before when I was on the non track designed or approved DT40) to 10W50 Millers Nano, and I also added a switch that grounds out the high speed rad fan relays so that I can run them on high by flipping the switch which helps keep things a little cooler. The Millers is $$$ but I am running it on a 5,000 mile oil change interval (that is mostly HPDE and highway driving to/from events) that is supported with UOAs, and that helps mitigate the cost compared with other oils that have to be changed more frequently. Are you already on the XP-9 or are you going to do that in addition to the deep sump? If not I would suggest trying the XP-9 first before changing to a new deep sump, it holds up better under heat and may give a desirable reduction in the frequency and amplitude of pressure drops? Are you logging data or just peeking at the oil pressure gauge? I am not logging, but my video camera picks up the VDO aftermarket oil pressure gauge I added, so it is like a "poor man's" data logging Steve

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Steve, Thanks. Yes, already have the FVD deep sump (which does not have the plate that the LN one has) and have been using XP9, and I get dips in pressure mostly on right hand turns, after 10-12 minutes on the track. It is fine for the first 10-12 minutes. What's odd is that my car is a 99 and I recently replaced the motor. The motor I replaced it with was a reman from Porche (lucked out as I purchased a car off of copart for the motor). It has all of the upgraded parts, but has this issue. The original motor never had the issue. I am not logging it, just looking at the stock gauge.

POST 6Original post

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I had the EBSR baffle alone (same one provided with the LN deep kit, using the stock sump) and still saw some drop. According to LN Engineering their 2.5qt deep sump worked equally as well as an Accusump in their testing so they stopped selling their Accusump kits. I have yet to test it on the track since I just installed it this winter. I'm hopeful that it will be effective... Installing an Accusump on these cars looks looks like a a huge PITA project as it's hard to find a good place to mount one that isn't a compromise. Honestly when you look at the design of the LN deep sump I can't see how oil can wash out from the pickup...it's literally in a box almost completely contained. Cool design.

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