I want to run an oil cooler and get rid of the stupid T fitting on my oil sender...

Would it be alright to run these too things together, at the same time?


Golden Eagle oil feed kit...



Greddy Oil Filter Sandwich thing...Doesn't have to be greddy, but I don't want to relocate my oil filter. So, something like this...

 

Why would you need to run both? The GReddy one has two 1/8 BSPT ports and one M12 port. If you get the AC one, that has four 1/8 NPT ports.

 

Oh, I see... So I can use the greddy sandwich and use that both for the oil cooler and the oil feed for the turbo. Is that correct?

 

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The GReddy block adapter you have pictured is not for use with an oil cooler. It's designed to use as place to mount temp and pressure senders. For an oil cooler, you would need a large outlet and inlet to run to and from the cooler. They have sandwich adapters specifically for that.

 

would I be able to use those sandwich's for an oil feel also?

 

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I don't think they come tapped with any other ports besides the the ones for the cooler, but I could be wrong.

 

i want to run the same thing also on an adapter. oil cooler, oil feed, and a oil pressure gauge..

 

So would it be alright to run 2 sandwiches on top of each other?

One for oil pressure gauge or oil feed, the other for oil cooling...