Peterson Fluid is an American company that manufactures high-performance lubrication systems, oil pumps, dry-sump systems, fuel filters, and related products for motorsports, aviation, and marine applications.
- Founded in 1951 by Jack Peterson in California, USA
- Started as a small repair shop for engines and transmissions
- Developed a reputation for building high-performance engines and lubrication systems
- Introduced first dry sump oil system in 1957
- Expanded product line to include fuel filters, oil tanks, and oil coolers
- Became a trusted brand in motorsports, aviation, and marine industries
Specializes in the design and manufacture of automotive racing equipment such as oil pans, oil pumps, and overflow tanks
A manufacturer of racing and high-performance parts, including oil pans, oil pumps, and coolant expansion tanks
A manufacturer of complete dry sump systems and related components for high-performance racing applications
A complete dry sump oil system for racing engines that increases oil flow, reduces oil temperature, and improves lubrication efficiency
High-performance oil pumps for a variety of racing applications, including wet and dry sump systems
A range of high-performance fuel filters for racing and high-performance applications, including in-line and remote-mount filters
A dry sump oil system is a lubrication system for engines where the oil is stored in a separate tank rather than in the oil pan. This allows for better oil control and improved lubrication efficiency.
Peterson Fluid products are made in their manufacturing facility in Henderson, Colorado, USA.
Peterson Fluid supplies products for a wide range of motorsports, including drag racing, circle track racing, road racing, and off-road racing.
Yes, dry sump systems require a special low-viscosity racing oil that is specifically designed for these systems.
Choosing the right oil pump depends on a variety of factors, including engine type, oil system type, and the intended use of the engine. It's best to consult with a Peterson Fluid technical representative to determine the correct oil pump for your application.