looks like the one that we used to buy from Mocal to stick big orange fram filters on the inner rear wings on VW beetles....just peaking out below the edge of the rear wing so that everyone could see you had full flow oil filterage...
statement of intent, even if you were still rocking 1300 ccs
think i still have one somewhere with a golf filter on it
Dave
The Greater Knapweed near the Mugwort by the Buckthorn tree is dying
Blue wrote: Mon Mar 17, 25 8:55 pm
Trans dapt make an adapter to go from the filter surface to hose. As ever it all depends if there’s enough room to do it that way.
how deep do the threads go on that adapter blue? if they're all the way the tops could be cut down and then fit pipes with banjo fittings. for a tad more you could even countersink the banjo fittings and bolts.
neil.
Other work has got in the way and the car had to go back into storage for the last 9 months. It’s back in the operating theatre now and work has recommenced.
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Started with the usual halogen headlight conversion with my favourite Wipac plastic headlamps. I found a plug in relay conversion on the Bay, very neat way to do it and non invasive. Trans cooler next…
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Champion 3 core rad installed, I like these as they are bolt in, stock hoses and shrouds fit and they are fully welded and are a sensible price. Only downside in my case is I need about 1/2” more clearance to fit a viscous fan, I should be able to rework the mounts to shift the engine back a bit, job for another day.
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I have a 2800 stall convertor to fit so a bit of additional transmission cooling isn’t a bad idea. I don’t want the trans running stone cold either so the fluid goes trough the standard cooler in the bottom of the rad and then through an auxiliary cooler mounted out front. 5/16” Kunifer for the hard lines following the original route along the side of the engine oil pan changing to AN6 PTFE lined hose to link everything up.
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