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Old 08-15-2009, 11:19 PM   #1
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Ok so im slowling getting parts together to run turbo at some point and time, so i got oil temp/press guages this weekend and ordered a oil filter relocation kit,


where did you guys mount yours, would you change it, keep it?

I was just looking around and wasnt sure on where to put it,

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Old 08-16-2009, 12:47 PM   #2
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Where did you get a relocation kit from?
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Old 08-16-2009, 01:46 PM   #3
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ordered it through autozone, dont know who there distributor is but its a trans-dapt single filter kit, (#1113)
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I didn't think anyone made on to fit a 400S, just the 820S. Post pics
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Will do, hopefully ill be installing it this weekend, I think i might put it where my battery is now,seems to be the best spot, i just have to move it to the trunk
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I would put it somewhere where there is nothing beneath it, unless you like dripping oil in your engine bay when you change the oil.
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Keep it low if at all possible or you may some dry start issues with it bleeding down overnight
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your right,i didnt think about that
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I got my kit now im just looking for a good place to mount it,
1.where i thought i could, where the battery is, it would kink the lines,
2.where the intake is, under it, if the lines will reach

those are the only two places that i know of that i can mount it, the guy next door is a metal fabricator, if i need to i can get him to make a bracket to mount it
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I'd say mount it in front of the tire, basically in the void behind the bumper.
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