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Re: Oil Filters-a subject that the Irradiated Kid can get his dentures into
« Reply #30 on: November 22 2011, 09:45:21 PM »
I wouldn't be suprised if your oil pressure comes up some with the WIX filters after you change them Brad. I think you'll like the change. LOL

just remember pressure does not equal flow

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Re: Oil Filters-a subject that the Irradiated Kid can get his dentures into
« Reply #31 on: November 22 2011, 11:57:34 PM »
but, if the filter is less restrictive, then more oil will be pushed thru it so that the oil pressure downstream against the sensor may then be higher.


An analogy would be...on the turbo with a stock intercooler, the boost measured at the turbo may be 25 psi but the boost in the plenum may be 20.


If we change to a less restrictive ic such as a big core unit, then the boost pressure at the turbo may be 25, but the boost pressure measured in the plenum may now be 24 IF the turbo has the capacity to supply the volume required to maintain the pressure.
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Re: Oil Filters-a subject that the Irradiated Kid can get his dentures into
« Reply #32 on: November 23 2011, 02:36:26 PM »
That was exactly what I was getting at Steve. Removing restriction from the system will increase the pressure due to volume increase. I'll be running a remote filter and have been thinking about putting a second guage on the filter to see what kind of restriction the filter creates.
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