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have to have a dry sump to make a motorcycle engine in a car.?

I am doing the Mongol Rally and I want to put a motorcycle engine in a car over power per engine size, if you know a dry sump is required due to the flat curve of a car as opposed to a bike that is always following the gravity and attraction of the bike, ie cenrofugal force.

No you do not need one. I have a gsxr1000 in a Formula D racer sports. Yes, it is necessary to amend nozzle collect oil and install a heat exchanger. A radiator positioned correctly (in front of the car) would also be necessary. Just remember that you has no reverse gear which may be important for rally racing. Have fun!

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