HV oil pump vs Stock oil pan

You all are giving me a headache with all your numbers on oil pressures, from a simple question of "can I use a H/V oil pump in a stock oil pan without problems". He seems to have a mostly stock motor and not a full blown one. In 87' I had built two 340's, also mostly stock (forged 30 over bores with DC cams, one auto and the other manual cams). Both had installed H/V oil pumps, one 5 Qt.(dart) and the other 6 Qt(van) pans. Still running them and never an issue with either one. I run both hard at times and never ran the pans dry as some believe will happen. I did a test demo at a car show years ago that called to drain the oil and water from a 225 six and see how long it would take to blow up. 40 min. at 2,000 rpm's the cam broke. My belief is if you hear a tick or knock, you have a mechanical issue that needs to be addressed. I have seen dirty heads that would not allow oil to return to the pan, but that is another thread.

The numbers demonstrate that there's little to no chance to empty the pan, regardless of what pump is used.

An engine in good condition will idle with more than 10psi regardless of which pump is used, a hv pump will idle with more pressure than a HP pump. A HV pump is a good idea for petty much any build.