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#12164 07/03/2004 10:00 PM
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I want to convert a REO engine to full flow. The question is what oil filter mount are most using? I need to flow 8.5gpm. Any idea what the fram ph8 style filter flows? What are you guys using in the chevy/gmc conversions?


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#12165 07/03/2004 10:47 PM
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Jason, I can't answer your question, but am curious about your Reo. Is it the 331 in a 6x6?


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#12166 07/04/2004 2:56 AM
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Yep, it is the 331. Very nice engine.


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#12167 07/06/2004 8:03 PM
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I agree on the engine. On a rural fire dept we had a 54 reo with the aluminum 1,000 gal tank. Truck wouldn't go over about 55 mph, but it would pull like there was no tomorrow. It showed no oil pressure on the gauge for years, was told that either the rear main or rear cam bearing was loose. To my amazement, they replaced it with a M135, GMC 302 and hydramatic tranny. That was a worthless pile of steel.Only thing we gained was an independent pump with a Wisconson engine.


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#12168 07/07/2004 2:08 AM
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I am surprised that they could find a gmc with auto tranny intact and still functional. Owning the 331 has peaked my interest and I have bought some old REO brochures and manuals off of ebay. If you're interested, I'll scan some and email ya. It is amazing how obscure the REO has become. What ever became of your fire dept truck? Rebuild parts are still available.


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