Clear View Filtration 101-115-B 6 in. Dry-Sump Black-Out Filter, #16 Ports, 115 Micron Element, For Dry Sump System Running Up To 70 Weight Oil
126-101-115-B
6 in. Filters
Clear View Filtration 101-115-B Features:
6 in. Dry-sump See-Through Filter Assemblies are designed to be mounted between the Dry-sump oil pump and the oil tank on a #16 scavenge line. Recommended for the user running 60 or 70 weight oil and wanting to filter the oil before the oil tank. Also for applications where the oil tank has a flat bottom and running 60 or 70 weight oil like a lot of super charged funny cars and tractor pullers. Flat bottom unlike tapered bottom tanks particles will settle to the bottom and may not be sucked through the pressure side of the oil pump for inspection. Tapered bottom tanks can run the See-Through filter on the pressure side. Dry-sump filters also can be emptied in seconds allowing visual inspection of filtered particles.
- Oil Filter Style: Inline
- Finish: Black Anodized
- Inlet Port Size: 16 AN O-ring
- Outlet Port Size: 16 AN O-ring
- Smallest Particle Filtered: 115 Microns
- Filter Bypass Relief Valve: No
- Anti-Drainback Valve: No
- Filter Height: 3.25 in.
- Filter Length: 7.75 in.
Specifications:
Motor Vehicles
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Tools:
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Electrical Cords
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