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 Topic: Remote Oil Filter ModificationPosted: September-28-2018 at 2:49pm |
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I would say it’s no big deal some Porsche’s are dry sump motors. As long as you get a quality unit which your link seem’s to be should be no big deal.
Me personally I like my Ford diesel filter’s they’re on top and easy pezy to change Just sayin  
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Posted: September-24-2018 at 9:51pm |
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I've seen Chevies with a remote filter stock. I really don't see an issue with them.
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Jonny Quest
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Posted: September-09-2018 at 7:10pm |
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Gear-heads:
My new Toyota 4Runner is a nice rig, but the Toyota canister oil filter is a real P-I-T-A. Also, I have to remove the skid-plate to change the filter. What do you gents think about the remote oil filter mod as an option? I was trolling around some oil and Toyota sites and the feedback was quite varied. I found a site that has some nice high-quality adapters by Baxter Performance LINK I'm thinking about going with their adapter and remote spin-on filter mount. Thoughts? JQ |
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