more torque vs. less/dry sump oil system vs. reg. oil system?

So, dry sump is better i'm assuming. And it cost a lot of money to convert them into dry sump system. Any Z owners plan on doing this conversion? I

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So, dry sump is better i'm assuming. And it cost a lot of money to convert them into dry sump system.

Any Z owners plan on doing this conversion? I guess there's no reason to unless you take it to the track often.

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Originally Posted by kdoske

kits some times come out to convert a vehicle to a dry sump system. Usually cost 1500-2000 $'s.

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