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    Default Remote oil filter setup for 20v

    Has anyone seen of a remote oil filter setup for a 20v?
    any info would be great!

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    Default Re: Remote oil filter setup for 20v

    Methinks a 16v one is interchangable as both are 4a blocks
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    Default Re: Remote oil filter setup for 20v

    What is the difference between 20v and 16v oil filter setups?

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    Default Re: Remote oil filter setup for 20v

    should be no difference.

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    Default Re: Remote oil filter setup for 20v

    Does the 16v have the 2 piece alloy housing that bolts to the block that the filter spins onto? (it sticks out about 6 inches from the side of the block)as this is right in the way of where i need to make the engine mount for my ke25 conversion.

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    Default Re: Remote oil filter setup for 20v

    you can get this sort of setup that i am using on my GZE. here is a photo of the adaptor that screws onto the block.




    you will then get a remote housing that holds the oil filter that you can put in the desired location. this setup that i have is cheap and effective.

    the brand is "earls" which is a holley company.
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    Default Re: Remote oil filter setup for 20v

    EXACTLY what i need! I will contact earls tomorow.
    Thanks

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    Default Re: Remote oil filter setup for 20v

    Quote Originally Posted by slide86
    you can get this sort of setup that i am using on my GZE. here is a photo of the adaptor that screws onto the block.




    you will then get a remote housing that holds the oil filter that you can put in the desired location. this setup that i have is cheap and effective.

    the brand is "earls" which is a holley company.
    thats one of my blocks!hahahahahahaha looks bloody the same!lol

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    Default Re: Remote oil filter setup for 20v

    what do you mean?
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    Default Re: Remote oil filter setup for 20v

    Quote Originally Posted by KE25 RACER
    Does the 16v have the 2 piece alloy housing that bolts to the block that the filter spins onto? (it sticks out about 6 inches from the side of the block)as this is right in the way of where i need to make the engine mount for my ke25 conversion.
    indeed it does, they are the same.
    what you can do if you do not want to run a remote set-up is remove the oil filter sandwhich plates and mount the oil filter directly to the block. free's up heaps of space.

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    Default Re: Remote oil filter setup for 20v

    Yeah i was looking to mount the filter direct on the block, but being a race car i can fit a larger filter this way.

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    Default Re: Remote oil filter setup for 20v

    Quote Originally Posted by slide86
    what do you mean?
    twas a joke! the blocks look all the same!lol

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    Default Re: Remote oil filter setup for 20v

    Quote Originally Posted by KE25 RACER
    Yeah i was looking to mount the filter direct on the block, but being a race car i can fit a larger filter this way.
    get a good filter like an oberge or system1 as when your racing it payes to keep broken bits right out.

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    Default Re: Remote oil filter setup for 20v

    no worries. im pretty tired. not too switched on. haha
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    Default Re: Remote oil filter setup for 20v

    no probs it was pretty average joke anyway!

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