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Old 10-01-2010, 09:01 AM
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Which Oil Filter Relocation Kit?

As cool my BudBuilt Skid Plate is, it practically made oil changes impossible to do on the 3.0 V6. With the combination of the TJM and BudBuilt, I would have to pull both just to do an oil change. So basically i'm looking to simplify things, I already ordered a Fumoto Drain Valve ( Thanks Scuba for the reference ) but anywho. Which Oil filter relocation kit should I get? not looking for anything fancy, just one that works and functions like it would be attached to the block. I found a couple on summit racing. Will this work?

http://www.summitracing.com/parts/MRG-7682/

Also, Where can I get some stainless steel fittings/hoses? Don't really want to use the crappy rubber hoses / barbed fittings. looking for something that wont require maintenance ( no leaks ) other than changing out the filter.

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trans adapt has the pressure fittings and braided oil rated hose
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So I called summit racing. Apparently, Trans Adapt makes single / dual oil filter relocation kits for 1984 - 95 rigs ( 22r, 22re or 3vz ) but Summit racing doesn't carry them. They're rather pricey too.

Here's the link to the single:
$88.99 + shipping
http://www.autopartsdealer.com/singl...tent=APD787872

Here's the link to the dual:
$115.99 + shipping
http://www.autopartsdealer.com/dual_...tent=APD778396

Now the question is. where can i get stainless steel braided hose and attachments for these?
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Found these kits for even cheaper... same ones as above.

Single
http://www.jegs.com/i/Trans+Dapt/969/1113/10002/-1

Dual
http://www.jegs.com/i/Trans+Dapt/969/1213/10002/-1

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mak whats wrong with the hoses that come with the kit?
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do the duals. ill do it if you do it
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mak whats wrong with the hoses that come with the kit?
They tend to crack and leak. If I need to, I'll use them. but I'd rather have something a little more permanent and durable, that way I never need to mess with it again.

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do the duals. ill do it if you do it
Lmao i'll be the guinea pig? I'm really debating on doing the duals with an oil cooler. mounting is the hardest part though. I wonder how cool it would run.
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not as cool as you think lmfao

cooling HOT oil with HOT water..doesn't do a GREAT job, but it does help lol
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not as cool as you think lmfao

cooling HOT oil with HOT water..doesn't do a GREAT job, but it does help lol
it should be quite a bit cooler, seeing how you're moving the oil away from the block, to a more remote location, through 2 filters and an oil cooler? i'd think it would be much much cooler.
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well it will cool it for sure...but i'm just saying it might not be worth the extra trouble.

if you want the cooling power of the stock oil cooler..then add 2 larger oil filters.

i've been told by respectable and reliable people on this board that 2 LARGER (as in longer/deeper) GOOD FILTERS..will cool just as good as the stock oil cooler.
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Originally Posted by camo31"10.50"
well it will cool it for sure...but i'm just saying it might not be worth the extra trouble.

if you want the cooling power of the stock oil cooler..then add 2 larger oil filters.

i've been told by respectable and reliable people on this board that 2 LARGER (as in longer/deeper) GOOD FILTERS..will cool just as good as the stock oil cooler.
This is just an idea for now. Basically the plan for now is to make oil changes doable without removing the skid. thats the ultimate goal currently. but I was thinking of going above and beyond and installing this.

http://www.jegs.com/i/Derale/259/155...ductId=1335937

and this

http://www.jegs.com/i/Trans-Dapt/969/1213/10002/-1

but my initial plan is to just do this

http://www.jegs.com/i/Trans-Dapt/969/1113/10002/-1
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AHHHHHH i see...well yea that oil cooler will prolly work A LOT better than the stock one lmao

i guess you'd prolly wanna use like some full synthetic 0W30 with that?
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Originally Posted by camo31"10.50"
AHHHHHH i see...well yea that oil cooler will prolly work A LOT better than the stock one lmao

i guess you'd prolly wanna use like some full synthetic 0W30 with that?
I already use 5w30
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mak the lines your looking for are probably gonna be hella expensive. you can always contact your local hose company to have ones made. Kinda like you would have power steering pressure hose made up.
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oh and you wouldn't need the dual kit to add that cooler kit. you would just screw the cooler kit into the block first then the relocation kit or vise versa which ever you like the best. This is something I have been considering doing as well.
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since i have the stock oil cooler ill prolly just do the dual filters and use the motorctaft v8 filter or a v8 sized napa gold or k&n
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it shouldnt affect oil pressure since you will have the extra oil in there to compensate for the extra capacity.......i would think. please no frams. fram=bad.
BTW whats the edit button
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any pics or update?
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