You are correct Jim! I have taken pictures of Bill Gendron's DSR and the
only way to keep the motor alive is to use a dry sump and yes a lot of work
and $$$$$$! He makes the dry sump pan himself and does a real nice job of
doing it and the whole car!
BobbyJ
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Sent: Thursday, March 15, 2007 8:43 PM
Subject: [F500] One More Cost to Consider for a Bike Motor
I found this out from a M/C DSR driver:
One more cost to remember is that the stock oil pan HAS to be replaced
with
either a special pan or a dry sump ($$$) because the motor no longer leans
over in the curves and the result is catastrophic oil starvation!!
Just add this to you total cost of owning a bike motor.
Jim
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