Anyone got the part number for a 2 quart filter?
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From: Pueblo Co
Car: 1989 C4
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Anyone got the part number for a 2 quart filter?
Anyone got the part number for a 2 quart filter?
Ive been looking for a while and cant find a 2qt oil filter. If armed with "ANY" 2 qt number it would make mt search alot easyer.
Thanks!
SSC
Ive been looking for a while and cant find a 2qt oil filter. If armed with "ANY" 2 qt number it would make mt search alot easyer.
Thanks!
SSC
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I believe AC Delco PF 25 is the correct one quart filter for our car, but you can use a PF 35 which holds two quarts. You car would now hold a total of 6 quarts
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PF35 holds one quart. PF25 holds a little over half a quart. PF1218 is the same capacity as PF35.
The only 2-quart filter I know of is made by Hastings; it's about 10" tall though, I would question the wisdom of putting it in one of these cars, as it would almost drag the ground...
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The only 2-quart filter I know of is made by Hastings; it's about 10" tall though, I would question the wisdom of putting it in one of these cars, as it would almost drag the ground...
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From: Pueblo Co
Car: 1989 C4
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Transmission: 700r4
Axle/Gears: 307
Thanks for the replies!
I think it might work on our cars, it would be kinda ify though. I still would like to use one for breaking in the 355. I would like to swich to a two qt'er on my truck since it gets more use.
Any more numbers?
Thanks!
SSC
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85 Camaro, 355/400 "drag car" current DD 13.1@ 101mph on its last season run.
Plans: Possibly add N20 for next season.
82 Firbird, rebuilt 355 for it and slaped a 700r4 in. The 700r4 crapped out so back to the tb350
I think it might work on our cars, it would be kinda ify though. I still would like to use one for breaking in the 355. I would like to swich to a two qt'er on my truck since it gets more use.
Any more numbers?
Thanks!
SSC
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85 Camaro, 355/400 "drag car" current DD 13.1@ 101mph on its last season run.
Plans: Possibly add N20 for next season.
82 Firbird, rebuilt 355 for it and slaped a 700r4 in. The 700r4 crapped out so back to the tb350
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Wix 51794 is the biggest I know of, I think its 1.5 quarts though, not 2. I think the AC number is PF-932. Its 2.5" longer than the one quart (PF-35) so its going to hang awfully low.
I lied, its apparently a 2 quart filter. Have fun.
[This message has been edited by madmax (edited November 16, 2001).]
I lied, its apparently a 2 quart filter. Have fun.
[This message has been edited by madmax (edited November 16, 2001).]
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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by SSC:
Anyone got the part number for a 2 quart filter?
Ive been looking for a while and cant find a 2qt oil filter. If armed with "ANY" 2 qt number it would make mt search alot easyer.
Thanks!
SSC</font>
Anyone got the part number for a 2 quart filter?
Ive been looking for a while and cant find a 2qt oil filter. If armed with "ANY" 2 qt number it would make mt search alot easyer.
Thanks!
SSC
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The 2 qt delco oil filter works fine with no clearance problems, I have used one since my 87 was new, I like to have that extra qt of oil running though the engine. The extra cost
is worth it.
is worth it.
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Thanks for the numbers guys!
I should be able to find a few now at least the nappa one for sure.
I'll go looking.
SSC
I should be able to find a few now at least the nappa one for sure.
I'll go looking.
SSC
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