Ok To Use a Hydraulic Filter With a Higher Bypass Setting?

[cdoublejj]

https://surpluscenter.com/3-4-npt-9-gpm-suction-filter-zinga-fa1100-25-907054/

im looking to substitute this 9 GPM 5PSI by pass with this 25 GPM 25psi bypass

https://surpluscenter.com/3-4-npt-2...er-25-psi-bypass-zinga-zaf-07-25-0-10-907072/

or would it blow up?

 

[cdoublejj]

maybe i could put a different filter on this housing

https://surpluscenter.com/1-1-4-npt-25-gpm-141-micron-suction-filter-zinga-se100-907077/

EDIT: this might be as close as i'm going to get https://www.ebay.com/itm/267351721577

 

[crashz]

I think this would be application specific. A lot of equipment have filters on the inlet side of the hydraulic pump, so the fluid is essentially pulled through it. While the flow is increases substantially, the possible restriction if it clogged could damage the pump. So in a complicated modern hydraulic excavator, this could be bad. In a homemade log-splitter, it may be just fine.