Nice thing about it is you can still remote mount your full flow and run twin filters or a single.
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I have a new BYPASS OIL FILTER for sale
- Thread starter Burning oil
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Awesome, if I get the order before 4pm cst It will go out today! I'll throw you in an extra surpize in the box.
Darkrider
Lobo Solitario
Nice! and at the same time i could prob put one of your coolers between the Full flow and the remote mount kit for it correct? Just something im pondering is it doable to put something like this bypass filter kit between the Turbo and its oil feed? Mostly to protect the turbo with the bypass filter? Im mostly wondering this for my '69 GMC repower project. Since im considering converting the 6.2 im getting for it into a turbo using an HX35 from a Cummins Dodge.
Jorge6.5
Well-Known Member
Im not sure of the time change but i just ordered the cooler, 6:46 here must be 4:46 in Texas? Oh well lol. thanks Leroy.
ak diesel driver
6.5 driver
Not a good idea you'll starve the turbo for oil
It would be nice, but I agree with AK you could starve the turbo of oil. Another great thing about a bypass installation like I recomended is even at worst case if the bypass were to completely plug up it won't negatively affect the lubrication of the parts.
Just got back, it will go out in the morning. Thanks again.
Darkrider
Lobo Solitario
Fair enough. I figured there might be some negative to the idea but had to ask to be sure.