I would like to install a Engine Oil Bypass filter system and was wondering if anybody here has made one. I have seen various ones, and it looks like that there are already ports on the oil cooler/engine block where it can be plumbed in. I don't want to relocate my main filter, I want to add a bypass.

 

Yes, there are home-brew bypass systems out there. I've had one on my truck for years.

Here's my version of a "how-to" that includes the Blackstone Labs oil reports for many years:
http://essftanational.com/pop/lube_bypass.html

It's at a very temporary URL, so if you want to do it this way, grab a copy before it disappears.

Pop

 

I have a filter head and filter for an Amsoil unit I would sell. It does not come with any plumbing.

 

Thanks, It just seemed so simple. since the ports are right there.

 

Thanks, but I will go with the Baldwin one.

 

Not much to them, here is the one I use (standard kit):
Ford 6.0, 6.4 and 7.3 Oil Bypass Systems and Billet Aluminum Filter Caps