Spin on oil filter adapter for remote filter

[VetteLT193]

I have a hardin marine remote oil filter / oil cooler and it requires a spin on filter adapter. It's the part that spins on in place of the stock oil filter that has two fittings to run the oil to the remote filter.

Anyone have one of these? I can't find it on Hardin's web site.

If anyone has one new or used please let me know. (It is for a Small block if that matters)

 

[donzi2287]

I have one ding dong

 

[Tony]

I have one for an SBC.

 

[VetteLT193]

I have one for an SBC.

how much?

 

[VetteLT193]

I have one ding dong

I hear you also have a fuel pump... without a new fuel pump the boat won't run so I'm going to order one.

 

[Tony]

Well, I thought I had one, cant seem to find it.

 

[Teague Custom Marine]

VetteLT193,

Here is the link for your oil filter adapter to the block. We have many instock in polish and pewter...

http://teaguecustommarine.com//store/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=0&products_id=1065

Give us a call! -Eric

Teague Custom Marine
661.295.7000

 

[Hardin Marine]

I have a hardin marine remote oil filter / oil cooler and it requires a spin on filter adapter. It's the part that spins on in place of the stock oil filter that has two fittings to run the oil to the remote filter.

Anyone have one of these? I can't find it on Hardin's web site.

If anyone has one new or used please let me know. (It is for a Small block if that matters)

Here you go VetteLT193, we offer top quality Hard Anodized billet aluminum adapters that are made to last a lifetime. They also are made with side entry 3/4" NPT inlet and outlets for maximum flow and no need to run 90deg fittings. http://www.hardin-marine.com/SearchResult~CategoryID~83.aspx

Let us know if we can help you any further.

Hardin Marine

 

[VetteLT193]

Is there any difference between Small block and big block? My engine is a 1988 350 Chevy.

 

[Hardin Marine]

Is there any difference between Small block and big block? My engine is a 1988 350 Chevy.

In that case, this should do the trick. http://www.hardin-marine.com/detail~ID~520.aspx