Big Block oil filter relocator or 90 degree adaptor

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I've had a few of them over the years and they all seemed to work fine. Single filter or dual.
 
68vert said:
Nice, but I'm looking for a simpler one. Just a basic one.
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have you thot about a short mopar filter , like on the newer trucks/ I use one for a 2002 ram 4.7. purolater or wix. if ur worried about less capacity, change it more often. with my home engineered rad. shroud, I don`t have room for a reg. one . foofd for thot -
 
famous bob said:
have you thot about a short mopar filter , like on the newer trucks/ I use one for a 2002 ram 4.7. purolater or wix. if ur worried about less capacity, change it more often. with my home engineered rad. shroud, I don`t have room for a reg. one . foofd for thot -
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I have tried the shorter filter and still having same problem.
 
Please tell us what problem you are having.Just curious.
 
Darter6 said:
Please tell us what problem you are having.Just curious.
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The lower inlet is right in front of filter.
I need a big block radiator but can't find one that is in my budget.
I'm wanting a factory look.
 

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Have you thought about getting the water pump housing with the inlet on the other side? It would still look factory, just not for that model year.....
 
mguner said:
Have you thought about getting the water pump housing with the inlet on the other side? It would still look factory, just not for that model year.....
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Thought about it but that leads me down a road of changing more than just finding the correct radiator.
 
Looks like what you need is a different hose. That might not be so easy. Maybe splice 2 together? Be cheaper and look more stock than a remote filter. A good radiator shop can move that inlet and/or use an offset inlet. And that would look stock also.
 
hangn0ut said:
Looks like what you need is a different hose. That might not be so easy. Maybe splice 2 together? Be cheaper and look more stock than a remote filter. A good radiator shop can move that inlet and/or use an offset inlet. And that would look stock also.
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I had a similar problem. I brought my old hose to the parts store and they let me look at their supply of hoses and found one that worked out. I had to cut it down but no big deal. under $20 Just a thought.
 
Try this hose: Dayco70678 lower radiator hose. This is from Mr.Finkbeiner's book "Mopar Big Blocks".
 
I think my lower is for a 68 Charger if I remember right.
 
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