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Old 02-18-2012, 06:14 PM   #1
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Project completed today. This was not the easiest project, But it is functional.


Oil filter removed and a LN billet Filter adaptor installed then an external filter adaptor. The stainless
Braided hose is the hardest part of the kit. Tape with duct tape and grind in half with a air die grinder.


Almost every one I saw was on the floor which waste the entire trunk. I mounted off the firewall , and
used 2 aluminum angles.. The Preload gauges was giving me a fit with the dipstick tube so I used
ninetys to bring it out on front.



Put in a copper line to a guage in the upper CD tray, This is a temp fix and I'm am looking at what
else could be done there


I think I have about 8 hours into the project but I believe most of that time was getting the best
path for the hoses, and making sure I did not drill through the trunk floor into something.
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Old 08-01-2016, 06:48 AM   #2
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The Preload gauges was giving me a fit with the dipstick tube so I used
ninetys to bring it out on front.
This is a long shot but do you recall the thread/pitch/size or whatever of the elbows you used to turn the air gauge?

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