question about oil bypass filters
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I built mine using Pop's bypass filter setup in a different location.
You will find the oil does stay much cleaner than without it. I use Blackstone Labs to check my oil and they recommend running longer intervals with the data they are tracking.
Here is the article I did on my setup.
https://sites.google.com/site/woodnt...edirects=0&d=1
You will find the oil does stay much cleaner than without it. I use Blackstone Labs to check my oil and they recommend running longer intervals with the data they are tracking.
Here is the article I did on my setup.
https://sites.google.com/site/woodnt...edirects=0&d=1
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Thanks everyone for the links. I remeber seeing Pop's write up, and I might even have it printed out somewhere, but never got around to doing it. I was more kinda wondering what results everyone has had, but looking at Marv's OA from Blackstone (they do mine every 10k) and his are all about 15-17k, with no adverse results, hell I'll do this and even if I change it every 10k, it'll pay for it self in two oil changes!
I gotta bunch of fitting from my home made regulated return and other projects (always order more than I need) so I ordered the base, 3 filters, and the 3 different fittings, but I'll make the hose myself to save a few bucks. Thnaks for the awesome write up Ken!
I gotta bunch of fitting from my home made regulated return and other projects (always order more than I need) so I ordered the base, 3 filters, and the 3 different fittings, but I'll make the hose myself to save a few bucks. Thnaks for the awesome write up Ken!
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[QUOTE=mongo75;10851818]hell I'll do this and even if I change it every 10k, it'll pay for it self in two oil changes!
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Thats what i'm talking about. Convinced the wife, it would pay or itself, showing her Pop's oil intervals. Jumped on Fleetfilter.coms' site, and rdered me up a few items...
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Thats what i'm talking about. Convinced the wife, it would pay or itself, showing her Pop's oil intervals. Jumped on Fleetfilter.coms' site, and rdered me up a few items...
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