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Steve40th LT1/4 offset oil adapters, differences. Just so you know.
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There are two basic offset filter adapters.
The first one is a 92-93 version and is part number 10168445. It uses a 3 inch 5/16-a8 bolt with allen head to clear the body.
The second is part number 14092398, and uses a shorter bolt, 1.875, same thread etc.
The reason I posted this is I am reverting back to the offset adapter as I realized that the oil filter (PH5, or ac delco pf 1218, using standard oil filter adapter GM has used for many years) was almost right up to the header.
I always noticed my oil got hot real quick after a couple quick bursts. I think having the filter right next tho the header may be contributing to it.
Here is a picture of the two adapters, showing difference in height.
I dont have a picture yet of the filter next to my headers, DRM 1 3/4. But I will soon.
UPDATE: Here are a couple shots from a similiar Vette with Large filter and headers.

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Posted on: 2011/2/7 1:33
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pr0zac Re: LT1/4 offset oil adapters, differences. Just so you know.
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the only thing that suck is you are stuck using that tiny filter.
Posted on: 2011/2/7 1:46
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Steve40th Re: LT1/4 offset oil adapters, differences. Just so you know.
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the only thing that suck is you are stuck using that tiny filter.

I am just going to see how this works out. I will keep the other adapter.
I need to come up with a before and after test to see if it really is a heater like I think it is.
And, the do make longer filters for this too. I have seen one and it was about 2-3 inches longer.
Posted on: 2011/2/7 1:55
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pr0zac Re: LT1/4 offset oil adapters, differences. Just so you know.
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why not wrap the header
Posted on: 2011/2/7 2:14
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Steve40th Re: LT1/4 offset oil adapters, differences. Just so you know.
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pr0zac wrote:
why not wrap the header

Well, That is considered to be a bad thing over time as it causes premature fatigue of the metal.
Posted on: 2011/2/7 2:25
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bogus Re: LT1/4 offset oil adapters, differences. Just so you know.
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What about a heat wrap on the filter? or remote mount the filter?
Posted on: 2011/2/7 4:00
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Steve40th Re: LT1/4 offset oil adapters, differences. Just so you know.
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Well, I have the parts, so I will give it a try.
There isnt enough room to get more than one thin wrap around the filter.
Posted on: 2011/2/7 4:02
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pr0zac wrote:
the only thing that suck is you are stuck using that tiny filter.


How about a remote filter?
Posted on: 2011/2/8 13:29
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pr0zac wrote:
the only thing that suck is you are stuck using that tiny filter.


How about a remote filter?

too much money for me right now.
Posted on: 2011/2/8 15:47
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