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Dan at MAX USA

Tue Jun 19 2012, 07:33pm

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I dont know the actual filter thread spec but I do know that SR RB KA and 1J are compatible. also the filter models are posted in the product description

Hollywood

Tue Jun 19 2012, 10:21pm

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sweet.

luckyshot66

Wed Jun 20 2012, 08:12am

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Just fyi I had a custom adapter made up so I could run the standard filter type. Just a piece of pipe that an engineering shop I know threaded for me. It replaced the one supplied as its easier to get other types of filter here in the UK.

Hollywood

Wed Jun 20 2012, 03:29pm

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thanks lucky but the rest of us are in good old usa and i plan on running the giant 1 quart k&n filter on this bad boy...

Dan at MAX USA

Wed Jun 20 2012, 06:56pm

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wow that sure is a UK thing to do, ha ha. I imagine anywhere in the world there is so many filters with common threads & diameter in the auto parts store. You may have the ones I have suggested in the product description however it seems that after opening 4-5 boxes of random filters in the store you will have found a compatible filter that would save you from making a custom part?

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luckyshot66

Thu Jun 21 2012, 09:35am

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Dan at MAX USA wrote ...

wow that sure is a UK thing to do, ha ha. I imagine anywhere in the world there is so many filters with common threads & diameter in the auto parts store. You may have the ones I have suggested in the product description however it seems that after opening 4-5 boxes of random filters in the store you will have found a compatible filter that would save you from making a custom part?

haha I guess but I had already bought a filter and it didn't cost me anything to get the adapter made so was easy. So no money was wasted buying another filter. Said money went on beer! haha

Hollywood

Fri Jun 22 2012, 02:14pm

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money went to beer as i should !! see dan i told you the pbr logo as a pbm logo would be sick !!!!!

luckyshot66

Mon Jun 25 2012, 08:52am

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Hollywood wrote ...
money went to beer as i should !!

Indeed, I was Powered By Beer haha

Hollywood

Wed Jun 27 2012, 02:57am

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haha yeah dan i can tell needs a cold one. think he has been developing to many parts lol..

luckyshot66

Tue Sep 04 2012, 09:35am

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So I just took my engine out to rebuild it and I've been stupid and not paid attention when disconnecting the oil lines to my remote filter. Can someone kindly enlighten me as to which fittings connect to each other. I have attached two examples. Thanks in advance guys.

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