Look Carefully at the photos below. This is an Oil Block from Feel's Basically it replaces the piece that the oil filter ataches to.Or Does it?? Or am I supposed to add that on ltop of the oil cooler?
Benifits: It has 2 seals for better seal and allows for higher pressure. It's also pretapped so that you can add in a oil temp guage and oil pressure guage. I am not sure of the price but I think it's around 100 or more. I got it as a gift.

Problem is there is a female connection to mate with the block and block also has a female connection and a we all know this will not work. Someone told me there is a female to male adapter available. Where can I get one of these? It will screw on inplace of the filter and a filter can be placed on top of it. I really doubt that is the way.
From what I can read and see in the directions the engine block has a Male connector(Male connector adapter)
Any help is most appreciatd thanks in advance.
The male connector that runs through the stock unit is too long to work with the Feel's unit

 

your block should have that threaded male connector for the oil filter to screw onto already. it doesn't have it?

 

I'd like some info on it also. Looks like there could be a larger surface area for a larger diameter oil filter to be used if room allows.

 

Look at the directions and install it that way.

It's very straightforward.

 

I tried to screw in the center piece from the stock unit and mate the Feel's unit to it but it didn't work.
I don't think there is More surface area to allow for a larger filter though.

I used the directions and if you look at the picture to the far right of the directions that is the engine. there is a Male end sticking from that. How ever if you look at the picture of the actual engine there is nothing sticking from that. and if I use the piece that is used with the stock unit it is just too long. I am a trial user and limited to 5 posts perday But Just wondering if the Feel's Unit is supposed to be sandwiched between the Stock unit and the filter?? Like this?


Modified by Spoond TEG at 4:24 PM 6/20/2003

 

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From this picture, I think you are right about no additional surface area for the filter gasket. Thanks though.

 

Do you see the piece between the distribution block and the filter in your top pic?

Thread the female end of that onto the male end of your oil cooler (with the distribution block and sealing ring sandwiched between the two).

Done.

 

Looks simple based on the directions that I cannot read.

 

My motor came with one of those. It was run to a oil pressure gauge. It is kinda hard to see in the picture below but you can see it is used with the stock oil cooler. I think you remove the oil cooler if you are running your own oil cooler.

 

Okay Thanks Guys. My problem was that the diresctions made it look like the Feels unit was used byitself. I actually had it on there like the above photo but it just didn't look like the directions. Anyways, Thanks again for all the help