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the parts per million on oil samples looks better too
Speaking off which, now I'm back to looking at SPEs oil pan again. Plus I can add their heater to it, maybe, and have warm oil. Then if I decide to keep running at least 15 quarts like I am now, plus 3 extra quarts from the SPE pan, 18 quarts... with a stock filter.
Speaking off which, now I'm back to looking at SPEs oil pan again. Plus I can add their heater to it, maybe, and have warm oil. Then if I decide to keep running at least 15 quarts like I am now, plus 3 extra quarts from the SPE pan, 18 quarts... with a stock filter.
I got the SPE oil pan due to the threaded bung to return oil from bypass filter. The oil heater is a great thing except you would have to put it on a timer as they say 30-45min max time on. Wonder if their is an element that had a built in thermostat.
I got the SPE oil pan due to the threaded bung to return oil from bypass filter. The oil heater is a great thing except you would have to put it on a timer as they say 30-45min max time on. Wonder if their is an element that had a built in thermostat.
Ahh did not know that... I'd have to get my **** out there a half hour before I left for work then... appreciate that input.
I got the SPE oil pan due to the threaded bung to return oil from bypass filter. The oil heater is a great thing except you would have to put it on a timer as they say 30-45min max time on. Wonder if their is an element that had a built in thermostat.
Those industrial sets of Filtermags are crazy expensive and since I've been using them since they first came out, the dude was familiar with my name and sold them with a hat purchase... he said they were sitting in his office in the box because the industrial sets were upgraded...
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with a stock filter. 
