6.7PSD oil flow requirements.

[nate379]

It's $500 to get new 3/4" hose and new compression fittings. I'm in it this far, it's only money...dang you Amsoil...dang you. If they would have put decent sized hoses with a kit that relocates the full flow...(edit - MOD)

Where are you going for hose?

I just got some 3/4" 3500psi hoses done, was about $80 for 6ft long with JIC ends.

 

[21_6.7f450]

I'm not. The kit is for sale. The oil pickup tube is 1.25". 3/4" hose is still a restriction, much less the silly little 1/2" Amsoil sent with it. It's a poorly designed kit for the 6.7. Perfect for a 3L diesel or a gas rig.
Hydrodyne in Waco wanted $480 for 3/4" hose and fittings anyway. That's more than the kit costs. If the pickup tube was 3/4" or smaller, I would have done it. The motor costs to much to put an ilengineered on it. Hard pass on it and Amsoil now.

 

[Donald]

Flat foot it and run it to 2,800rpms a dozen times. Think back to your youth and drag strips

Well if I do that I think to my 1965 Mustang with 289 where I did one too many sand start burnouts and snapped the output shaft of my 3 speed manual transmission.

 

[alberta6.7cummins]

There is zero need or real life benefit for a dual remote or bypass filter.

Besides extended oil change. I drive 40,000 miles a year. I'm sick of buying 3 gallons every 2 or 3 months.

 

[Donald]

Besides extended oil change. I drive 40,000 miles a year. I'm sick of buying 3 gallons every 2 or 3 months.

Remember a bypass filter cannot help with fuel dilution.