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This references the rear differential.

The D36 was the smaller unit. Used on all 1984 Corvettes, and all automatic Corvettes after that.

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Vette91 Oilfilter Relocation Adaptor - fab a shorter one and get rid of a gasket
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I installed a Canton oil pan resulting in to less space for the oil filter relocation adaptor (Summit kit).

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So I decided to fab a shorter one.

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It is very important that you install the adaptor before boring and taping the off-axis thread in order to mark its position.

An advantage is, that one gasket is not needed anymore and the gasket which seals to the block is much better than the O-ring which came with the adaptor. I used a seal of an oil-filter. After turning and taping I DIY-anodized it.

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Sealed the brass-fittings with Loctite 511:

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And finally the installed adaptor ...

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Best wishes
Eike
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TommyT-Bone Re: Oilfilter Relocation Adaptor - fab a shorter one and get rid of a gasket
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There appears to be a new wave of guru creativity. I'm impressed.
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Churchkey Re: Oilfilter Relocation Adaptor - fab a shorter one and get rid of a gasket
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Very nice! Your machining skills are impressive.

The thing I like the most about your design vs the standard sandwich adaptors is that the remote oil filter can be plumbed ahead of an oil cooler. This will save the oil cooler in the event the engine grenades.
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bogus Re: Oilfilter Relocation Adaptor - fab a shorter one and get rid of a gasket
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awesome!!!!
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Matatk Re: Oilfilter Relocation Adaptor - fab a shorter one and get rid of a gasket
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Very impressive!
Posted on: 2014/4/14 11:43
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rklessdriver Re: Oilfilter Relocation Adaptor - fab a shorter one and get rid of a gasket
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Nice work.
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Nicely done

ordered one adapter for a test rig

couldn't believe how much flash was on it!
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