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Shane what?

That doesnt make sense, it cant be. The oil is coming from the OUTER gallery on the block then going to the INNER gallery on the filter, that cant be right. The reason I did this is because it was the only way I could get it to go to the filter before it went to the cooler!

I would of thought that they would be mirrors of each other, the relocator and the filter plate.

Shane what?

That doesnt make sense, it cant be. The oil is coming from the OUTER gallery on the block then going to the INNER gallery on the filter, that cant be right. The reason I did this is because it was the only way I could get it to go to the filter before it went to the cooler!

I would of thought that they would be mirrors of each other, the relocator and the filter plate.

dude what shit are you smoking? lol

this is how the lines should be and how it'll flow:

oil out of block into middle of oil filter

from filter to the cooler

from cooler back into block

theres only 1 way the oil comes out of the block

they just do, please post a before and after screamer pipe dyno graph i want to see if there is any at all performance from them

i cant, caus i'm not getting 2 separate exhaust made up just for back to back comparisons...unless you want to come up with 2k?

i cant use off the shelf items either, due to the extra deck height of the rb30, so from the "cat" forward it needs to be custom made >_<

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