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Subject: Re: [LML] forward facing sump
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Randy Snarr wrote:
> 
> I currently have an updraft sump. Can the one I have be modified at a
> reasonable cost or do have to replace it?

Lycon modified my sump so the inlet is on the front vertical surface.
Cost was about $400.
> 
> One other idea I have is to use the ellison throttle body connected to some
> sort of elbow and face the thing forward.
> 
Airflow Performance sells an elbow you can use with their fuel controller.  
It may fit the ellison too.


I prefer the modified sump as it reduces the amount of stuff hanging below the
engine.  

Bob Belshe