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Anyone have a part # that will fit a T2? My stock filter says it has 3/4 x 16 threads right on it.

ADMIN: Please change topic to 3/4 x 16. Sorry.

I used a wix oil filter they are a real good one the # is 51348 about 6.50 But the k&n filter is hp1002 about 10.00 and up
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Dead on plumber. I love wix, once saw an article where a guy sawed a ton of filters in half and found wix to be one of the best. I personally use those on my generic cars, and KN on my performance cars. I like the one inch nut on the back and I thought they also had a "hiflow bypass at high psi" and "antidrainback".

WIth your oil cooler, 51348 matches up oil leak free with a 51712/25730 derale sandwich? 51712 appears to be an old part #

Accidently bought a 20 x 1.5 mm derale if anyone wants one.

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Dead on plumber. I love wix, once saw an article where a guy sawed a ton of filters in half and found wix to be one of the best. I personally use those on my generic cars, and KN on my performance cars. I like the one inch nut on the back and I thought they also had a "hiflow bypass at high psi" and "antidrainback".

WIth your oil cooler, 51348 matches up oil leak free with a 51712/25730 derale sandwich? 51712 appears to be an old part #

Accidently bought a 20 x 1.5 mm derale if anyone wants one.

This is the adapter that I used http://www.jegs.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplayPopup?storeId=10001&catalogId=&productId=&itemId=990321&langId=&showValue=1 you will need to see with that k&n filter that the one inch nut might hit the motor mount I bought the 20x1.5 too then had to buy the other one
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Thanks man. My truck actually takes hp1002, held it up to the stock filter right now, and its going to be tight. I think it will fit. WIthout suspension on the motor mount, close should be ok.

I also cannot tell the differnece on the pat #s for the sandwich adapters. I think they are the same. Let me know if you detect otherwise.

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