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I have been looking at the oil centrifuge kits out there but they are all just WAY over priced!!! So I did some digging and found a place to buy just the centrifuge for $129 delivered. Then went to the parts store for 3/8" oil line and fittings that totaled $27.
Making the kit was simple. I cut the stock filler tube off at the bracket and welded on a piece of 3/16" plate steel. I used a good holesaw for the oil drain and a 3/8" drill bit for the bolt holes that hold the centrifuge down. Then I put some quick flat black paint on it to prevent rust and took some pics along the way incase any one else wanted to do a bypass centrifuge on a budget. They filter way better than the FS2500 or amsoil and dont need to replace filters. Just clean it out every oil change and your filtering down to 1/10th micron.
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Making the kit was simple. I cut the stock filler tube off at the bracket and welded on a piece of 3/16" plate steel. I used a good holesaw for the oil drain and a 3/8" drill bit for the bolt holes that hold the centrifuge down. Then I put some quick flat black paint on it to prevent rust and took some pics along the way incase any one else wanted to do a bypass centrifuge on a budget. They filter way better than the FS2500 or amsoil and dont need to replace filters. Just clean it out every oil change and your filtering down to 1/10th micron.
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