What are the benefits of an increased volume oil pump?

An increased volume oil pump, like this Manley Pro Flo, helps maintain consistent oil pressure, especially at higher RPMs. This can be beneficial for engines with looser bearing clearances or those subjected to demanding conditions.

Will this oil pump work with my factory oil pan?

While this pump is designed as a direct replacement, always check clearances, especially with aftermarket oil pans or modified engines. Refer to the manufacturer's instructions for any specific fitment notes.

What kind of maintenance does this oil pump require?

Like any oil pump, it's crucial to use clean, high-quality oil and filters. Regular oil changes are essential to prevent debris from damaging the pump and affecting its performance.

Manley Chevy LS Series Pro Flo Oil Pump (Eng App - 18in Increased Volume Over Stock)

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Manley Chevy LS Series Pro Flo Oil Pump (Eng App - 18in Increased Volume Over Stock)

Name: Manley Chevy LS Series Pro Flo Oil Pump (Eng App - 18in Increased Volume Over Stock)
Brand: Manley Performance
Price: 346.84 USD
Availability: InStock

$346.84

Improved oil delivery for your LS engine. This Manley Pro Flo pump minimizes aeration and cavitation.

Key Features

Increased Volume — Flows 18% more than a stock pump.
Maintains Oil Pressure — Reduces aeration and cavitation.
Well-Built — Designed for performance and reliability.

⚠️ CA WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and/or birth defects or other reproductive harm. Learn more

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Chevy LS - High Volume (18% Over Stock) - High and Stock Pressure Springs

These oil pumps are engineered to provide optimum performance and reliability, Manley proudly offers Melling's select performance series of oil pumps and deliver the proper oil volume and pressure with minimum parasitic horsepower loss, cavitation and oil aeration.