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PostPosted: Sun Mar 22, 2015 6:48 pm 
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does the Rev 3 sump fit straight on the Rev 2 block?


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Simple answer is no. :)

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More complex answer, almost.

You need the rev3 oil pump - you will then also need the rev 3 cam belt.
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You need to to drill & tap some of the mounting holes for the rev3 scraper plate (rev 2 it's built into the sump)..
A couple of the sump to block bolt holes don't line up, so will need block drilling & tapping or sump drilling.

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.....subtitle to the above post should read: I'll MAKE it fit :mrgreen:

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Nibbles wrote:
More complex answer, almost.


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Can anyone see any benefit in just swapping over the sump between Rev2 and 3?

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ok, just wondering.
whats peoples prefrance between the rev2 & 3 for tuning?


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I would say that people overwhelmingly use the Rev3 over the Rev2.

Why is a much bigger question which is tougher to answer, there a certainly more bigger power ST205's out there than ST185's but that is in my opinion at least partially to do with the popularity of the ST205 over the ST185.

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just wondering as i have a Rev 2 block and Rev 3 head


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1) The oil filter & sump & baffling setup is much better on the ST205.

2) There is some babble on the internet that the ST205 blocks suffered more from cracking.

Item 1 is clear - Item 2 is not.

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Diceman wrote:
1) The oil filter & sump & baffling setup is much better on the ST205.

2) There is some babble on the internet that the ST205 blocks suffered more from cracking.

Item 1 is clear - Item 2 is not.

thank you very much, so really a baffled sump would be a good addition to the rev 2 bottom end


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I think number 2 is due to their being a lot more tuned Rev 3 engines out there.

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When you take into account the USA 3sgte tuning scene I would suggest the rev 2 is more common in high power guise than rev 3.

It is speculative either way.

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http://www.moroso.com/eb/catalog/search ... Term=20935

just get a moroso sump for a rev2 .... don't make them for a rev 3

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gt4hazee wrote:
http://www.moroso.com/eb/catalog/search/advancedsearch.action?mustOccur=true&resetOffset=true&appn=&can=&modelFilter=-1&yearFilter=ALL&pr=&xxprName=&xxprReturn=&searchTerm=20935

just get a moroso sump for a rev2 .... don't make them for a rev 3

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That's what I have (will be using).

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