Bypass Filter Install Pics

[rugerman1]

My '98 Dodge Ram 2500 8.0L V-10

Location in egine compartment

Passenger side wheel well mount

Front view of pan return

Rear view of pan return

Feed from Frantz adapter

Used TP element

 

[paker]

Very nice! I wish I could find room for a bypass filter. If anyone has accomplished this on a 2000-2005 Mitsubishi Eclipse GT please let me know. This is what I have to work with..

 

[aldive]

That is a very clean install; you should be proud.

 

[msparks]

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Originally posted by paker:
[QB] Very nice! I wish I could find room for a bypass filter. If anyone has accomplished this on a 2000-2005 Mitsubishi Eclipse GT please let me know. This is what I have to work with..

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Get up under the car and see if there are any "dead" spaces. There usually are behind the front bumpers.

 

[oldman]

Nice istall and pictures rugerman1

 

[Mykro]

Sweet Install!!

 

[joee12]

Mark, how about posting one of those cool pics of your V10 Dodge's burnouts

 

[iceberg]

Looks Great! I just put mine in a 5.9 360 99 Ram same place. I just used the sandwich adaptor. Don't forget to paint that oil pan it'll start to rust quick.

-Joe

 

[mjo]

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Very nice! I wish I could find room for a bypass filter. If anyone has accomplished this on a 2000-2005 Mitsubishi Eclipse GT please let me know. This is what I have to work with..

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Move the Car battery into the trunk...

 

[phordguy]

On the Mitsu GT, you can free up some space from the stock airbox if you are interested in going with a K&N cone filter or cold air induction. If you go with a battery in the trunk get a sealed optima and the $40 custom optima mounting bracket and be done with it.

 

[Gary Allan]

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I wish I could find room for a bypass filter.

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What's wrong with ...hmmmm at about @ 3-4 o'clock ..or slightly above and to the right of the oil fill cap? You don't have to rigidly fasten it. Just attach it to some semi-stationary stuff so it don't bounce around. Use zip ties and just cut them when you need to service it.

 

[rugerman1]

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Originally posted by iceberg:
Looks Great! I just put mine in a 5.9 360 99 Ram same place. I just used the sandwich adaptor. Don't forget to paint that oil pan it'll start to rust quick.

-Joe

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Yes,you are correct.These pics were taken in Florida last year.I only had a couple days to install the filter before we left,kinda' last minute trip.And no,I've not gotten around to painting it in the last year.

Now that I see it posted,it'll remind me to do it.Thanks!

 

[rugerman1]

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Originally posted by joee12:
Mark, how about posting one of those cool pics of your V10 Dodge's burnouts

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I'll have to figgur' out how to convert VHS to "computer stuff".

JohnnyO might have seen it in Rochester at "Cruise The Hub" a couple years ago.

I think the EPA is still looking for "that black dodge truck"

 

[MDD30240]

Paker,

I've got mine in front of the radiator. It is off to the side and probably does block a miniscule amount of air but I seriously doubt that it matters.

 

[deepsquat]

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Originally posted by Gary Allan:

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I wish I could find room for a bypass filter.

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What's wrong with ...hmmmm at about @ 3-4 o'clock ..or slightly above and to the right of the oil fill cap? You don't have to rigidly fasten it. Just attach it to some semi-stationary stuff so it don't bounce around. Use zip ties and just cut them when you need to service it.

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Yep, that's what I did ...95 Altima ..have the Frantz transmission filter hanging from the master cylinder with zip ties..and the motorguard resting in the "V" of my radiator fan shroud....they don't go any place/ move around..as long as I don't roll the car over on its' roof!

 

[4.8 Silverado]

Check for open space under the car in front of the front wheel wells before the bumper.I placed mine there for my truck which is protected and adds a little extra cooling.Its also a breeze to service.

 

[Gary - K7GLD]

It doesn't hurt to provide a few alternate methods...

 

[Gary - K7GLD]

... A view from the top...

 

[Gary - K7GLD]

... And the bracket used...