Part # for GM SBC Oil Filter Adapter Needed.
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Part # for GM SBC Oil Filter Adapter Needed.
Does anyone know the part number for a GM SBC Oil Filter Adapter so I can remove my oil cooler from my LT1. I tried to search for the part # but I have not had any luck. I know someone posted it before but I cannot find the thread.
It looks similiar to this...
http://images.motortrend.com/feature...vy_bel_air.jpg
Thanks,
Jay
It looks similiar to this...
http://images.motortrend.com/feature...vy_bel_air.jpg
Thanks,
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That particular adapter is for canister to spin-on. The "regular" SBC adapter just fits inside the casting and the filter o-ring actually seals against the block.
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Re: Part # for GM SBC Oil Filter Adapter Needed.
You don't need another adapter. Unbolt the cooler, the piece for the oil filter comes out of the cooler, bolt oil filter adapter onto block.

Look on the back of my engine where the oil filter screws on, that piece that the filter screws onto is the same piece on the end of the oil cooler.

Look on the back of my engine where the oil filter screws on, that piece that the filter screws onto is the same piece on the end of the oil cooler.
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Re: Part # for GM SBC Oil Filter Adapter Needed.
Not to sound negative but why in the world would you want to remove the oil cooler.
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Re: Part # for GM SBC Oil Filter Adapter Needed.
Is this what you're looking for?
http://store.summitracing.com/partde...5&autoview=sku
http://store.summitracing.com/partde...5&autoview=sku
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Re: Part # for GM SBC Oil Filter Adapter Needed.
And some of the cars didn't have the oil cooler. I have parted several 4th gen Trans Ams that didn't have an oil cooler but the Z28's did. At that point I pulled the oil coolers off of all of the LT1's that were pulled and bolted the filter adapter right up (using shorter bolts of course)
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Re: Part # for GM SBC Oil Filter Adapter Needed.
Thanks for the info. The reason I am removing the oil cooler is because I don't have provision on my radiator for it since I kept the thirdgen radiator when doing my LT1 swap. Secondly, it does add additional header clearance.
Klortho, what length bolts did you use?
Klortho, what length bolts did you use?
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Re: Part # for GM SBC Oil Filter Adapter Needed.
To be honest, I don't remember....I think we had some that came from an LT1 with a busted block that we used. You could try the ones you pull off of it and see if they fit that was a couple of years ago when I was doing this.
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Re: Part # for GM SBC Oil Filter Adapter Needed.
Thanks, I will be changing oil saturday so I wll try then...
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Re: Part # for GM SBC Oil Filter Adapter Needed.
I went to remove the oil cooler this weekend. However, my oil cooler adapter does not separate. I wish I would have had my digital camera to take a picture of it. It is one complete unit only the lines are removable. I guess it will have get another adapter. My LT1 is out of 96' Impala SS. Anybody, have any other ideas or the original GM part #.
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Re: Part # for GM SBC Oil Filter Adapter Needed.
Anybody??? I need a part # so I can purchase an oil adapter.
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Re: Part # for GM SBC Oil Filter Adapter Needed.
This one will work.
http://summitracing.com/parts/TRD-13...RO&prefilter=1
http://summitracing.com/parts/TRD-13...RO&prefilter=1
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Re: Part # for GM SBC Oil Filter Adapter Needed.
Does anyone know what size bolts are needed when you pull the oil cooler off? I am assuming that it will be the same between a sbc and an lt1 and I am going to be pulling my cooler off this weekend. Still need to know what length and thread bolts to get though.
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Re: Part # for GM SBC Oil Filter Adapter Needed.
Chevy,
I know it looks pretty self explanatory but are there any instructions that come with that kit?
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I know it looks pretty self explanatory but are there any instructions that come with that kit?
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Re: Part # for GM SBC Oil Filter Adapter Needed.
is the part number for that 3952301? cuz those links dont take me anywhere but summits home page
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Re: Part # for GM SBC Oil Filter Adapter Needed.
I went to remove the oil cooler this weekend. However, my oil cooler adapter does not separate. I wish I would have had my digital camera to take a picture of it. It is one complete unit only the lines are removable. I guess it will have get another adapter. My LT1 is out of 96' Impala SS. Anybody, have any other ideas or the original GM part #.
Thanks,
Jay
Thanks,
Jay
you have a HD oil cooler and it moves oil out and up front to its own cooler in front of the rad.
you need this
http://www.jegs.com/i/GM+Performance...52301/10002/-1
or this
http://www.jegs.com/i/Mr-Gasket/720/1272/10002/-1
They can be found cheaper but this is what I found quickly
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