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Old 04-11-2015 | 10:18 PM
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Vintage is correct; also hotter oil is easier to get through the filter (less pressure & flow loss).
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Old 04-11-2015 | 10:25 PM
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Old 04-12-2015 | 06:38 AM
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So tell me, you would rather filter hoses & cooler, then filter say a $15,000 engine.



If I ever had a engine grenade I would never be using the oiling system & cooler again, in the trash.

But if you build good chit , it don't break. Lesson #1
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Old 04-12-2015 | 07:32 AM
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Originally Posted by mountainmadness
Filter last. So every piece of crap that is in a fitting, hose or oil cooler get caught before going into the motor. If the filter was first & say the oil cooler starts coming apart, there is no filter to catch it & gets pumped into engine. Also run oil flow opposite of water flow in the cooler.


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Nope. No drawing. Your talking to someone who runs his water seperator / filter after the fuel pump (+ 1 final filter at entrance of carb) for all the same reasons you mention. Plus, More flow and still seperates the water just fine.

I simply mentioned you could do it either way, most install it before.

'Most' doesn't mean it's the defenitive way.
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Old 04-12-2015 | 08:33 AM
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Originally Posted by mountainmadness
So tell me, you would rather filter hoses & cooler, then filter say a $15,000 engine.



If I ever had a engine grenade I would never be using the oiling system & cooler again, in the trash.

But if you build good chit , it don't break. Lesson #1
way your doing it,,you have to throw the cooler away,never gonna get it clean.as for the line,your being a little dramatic,,parts clean and air and lines are as clean as when you build them,,but maybe your not good at building them(or no confidence) because you want filter last.
me,filter first in all the builds,catch all the crap and save your cooler and line.and yes,I cut a $750 cooler open because I thought like you.thank god I didn't have to replace it at my cost.
and like you,I have very few blow ups,but,chit happens.
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Old 04-12-2015 | 08:52 AM
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Not dramatic sweety.. just stirring up chit :nutkick


U ain't nothing but a HO anyways

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Old 04-12-2015 | 09:27 AM
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Originally Posted by ezstriper
using a canton thermostat along with a remote filter, assuming I want to run thru filter 1st, what is the best way to plumb in the thermostat ? thanks Rob
You ever get your answer regarding plumbing in the t-stat?
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Old 04-12-2015 | 09:35 AM
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Originally Posted by getrdunn
You ever get your answer regarding plumbing in the t-stat?
Yes.

Filter - Tstat - Oil cooler.

See diagram - https://www.cantonracingproducts.com...PDF/22-480.pdf

Engine out to filter in and then the diagram.

As Mountainmadboy stated - make sure the oil cooler is routed so oil goes against water flow in cooler. Helps reduce temps a little more.
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Originally Posted by SB
Yes.

Filter - Tstat - Oil cooler.

See diagram - https://www.cantonracingproducts.com...PDF/22-480.pdf

Engine out to filter in and then the diagram.

As Mountainmadboy stated - make sure the oil cooler is routed so oil goes against water flow in cooler. Helps reduce temps a little more.

Our 40' skater came that way & I ripped it all out. Replumbed it they way we prefer.

So what happens when the oil thermostat breaks/ comes apart.. does it have to go all the way through the engine again to get to the filter?
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Old 04-12-2015 | 01:46 PM
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Honestly I feel it's what ever an individual prefers and feels right by. We all have our own way of doing certain things and that's ok. Many would argue with me all day long cause I'm not even running coolers at all however it's only twin 600 hp 496's. That's only cause I rarely see temps over 225 and have to run long and hard to achieve that.
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