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Does anyone know the thread size on the 370's oil filter? I believe it is either an 18mm x 1.5 or a 20mm x 1.5. If anyone knows for sure

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Old 04-25-2009, 10:33 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Does anyone know the thread size on the 370's oil filter? I believe it is either an 18mm x 1.5 or a 20mm x 1.5.

If anyone knows for sure I would appreciate the information.

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It's 20 x 1.5. I got that from the spec sheet for K&N's HP-1008 filter, which fits our car (semtex already installed one).
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I'm guessing you're planning an Oil Cooler install... Should be pretty easy..

Thermostatic Sandwich plate here: Sandwich Plate - Mocal Sandwich Plate- 20mm Thread a couple of lines and a Cooler and you're all set. A thermostatic plate doesn't start passing oil to the cooler until it hits 180 degrees and is recommended for the cooler climates.. I'm going to fab my own up soon..

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wstar, modshack,

Thanks,

I am waiting on parts. I will be using a Mocal plate with 180 thermostat, 25 row Setrab, and lightweight Aramid fiber 10AN lines. Since I'm doing everything myself I thought I would give myself an upgrade.

I may put thermocouples before/after the cooler. It would be interesting to see the delta.
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I am waiting on parts. I will be using a Mocal plate with 180 thermostat, 25 row Setrab, and lightweight Aramid fiber 10AN lines. Since I'm doing everything myself I thought I would give myself an upgrade.

I may put thermocouples before/after the cooler. It would be interesting to see the delta.
So can we expect a final write-up on this project? Thanks.
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Of course! I was told two weeks for the mix of parts I chose.
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