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Spin On oil filter adaptor wanted
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Spridget64SC
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Got one I was going to put on e-bay. Cleaned, painted pipe, all bolts, with the proper block gasket and a filter. $40 plus shipping via USPO cheapest rate (Priority or Flat rate). Let me know. Might be on e-bay this coming week. Have more if others want them. Same deal to anyone here. I'm a racer, and use the remote mounted filter arrangement with a Ford type full size filter.
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Craig:
Yes it can. You will need to transfer the BSP hose adaptor from the cannister housing to the spin off filter housing. Since this is a much simpler configuration, involving the oil filter adapter, a gasket, the fixing bolts and a Mann filter, the cost will be less. $30 plus USPS shipping for this arrangement.
You won't need the banjo bolt, copper washers and the metal pipe down to the adapter.
Just make sure you have a removable fitting at the cannister housing. If this is an aftermarket kit, it may be BSP or it may be JIC or AN. All will work.
Give me a call and we can discuss details.
Best Regards,
Mike
Yes it can. You will need to transfer the BSP hose adaptor from the cannister housing to the spin off filter housing. Since this is a much simpler configuration, involving the oil filter adapter, a gasket, the fixing bolts and a Mann filter, the cost will be less. $30 plus USPS shipping for this arrangement.
You won't need the banjo bolt, copper washers and the metal pipe down to the adapter.
Just make sure you have a removable fitting at the cannister housing. If this is an aftermarket kit, it may be BSP or it may be JIC or AN. All will work.
Give me a call and we can discuss details.
Best Regards,
Mike
Spridget64SC
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Guys,
These went out today via USPO Priority. GA should be there tomorrow or Thursday. CA should be there maybe Saturday or next Monday. Thanks and if you have any questions, just call me. Glad to help out. Got a few more loose if others are interested. And have some on cores/engines that can be removed.
Mike Miller
These went out today via USPO Priority. GA should be there tomorrow or Thursday. CA should be there maybe Saturday or next Monday. Thanks and if you have any questions, just call me. Glad to help out. Got a few more loose if others are interested. And have some on cores/engines that can be removed.
Mike Miller
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