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#16280 09/08/2003 9:11 PM
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Does anyone know of a conversion kit do adapt a standard spin on oil filter so I can get rid of the cartridge filter rig on my 62 C10?? I know someone used to make these.


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Just about every FLAPS has one of those on the shelf.


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#16282 09/11/2003 2:10 AM
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You can try www.speedwaymotors.com I've seen them there for around $15.00


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#16283 09/12/2003 8:24 PM
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When looking at the remote filter parts, there are a few variables to consider:

1. Remote filter head: do you want to use 3/16"x16 (Chevy) vs 3/4"x16 (Fxxd) filters

2. Where will you mount the remote head (firewall or somewhere on the block). This choice will determine if you need a additional mounting bracket (fabricated by you).

3. The length of hoses needed is dependent on where you mount the remote head.

4. Hose fittings and possibly adapters for both ends of the hose (into the block and into the remote head).

The speedway motors site listed above has prices around $18 for the remote head and $25-$30 for ends/hoses. I have seen complete kits at Pep Boys for $25-$30 (hose, ends, and head).

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#16284 09/13/2003 1:26 AM
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I've seen lots of these style kits through Jegs. One I've considered buying myself can be seen at this URL:

http://www.jegs.com/cgi-bin/ncommerce3/ProductDisplay?prrfnbr=1786&prmenbr=361


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#16285 09/13/2003 1:36 AM
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You might be able to find a cheaper kit if you do not need a block-off-plate (you do not need one for a '58-'62 261).

By the way. Is there any problem using a remote remote spin-off filter with a 235 or 261 engine that is set up for a bypass (rather than a full flow) filter?

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The only problem is that a spin on oil filter doesn't have the restriction that the cannister filter does for the bypass filter, so you need to add one to keep the engine from loosing oil pressure. Someone can chime in with the restriction size; my 261 has the full flow setup.


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