Subject	yeah...
Posted by	BradZ (FL) on January 12, 2005 at 3:08 PM
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In Reply To	why don't you cut the "shell" before hand and posted by PiotrC70 on January 12, 2005 at 02:47 PM
Message	I'll cut it clean enough to where the shell can be left on, then just pulled off to reveal the filter itself. I don't think I'll be cutting anything in class. I'll find a bandsaw somewhere. Rule #1: When offering helpful technical advice, don't post what you think...post what you know. 1992 Z32 2+2 NA 1986 Z31 Coupe NA (For Sale) AIM: RBA186
Follow Ups	What to use to cut open an oil filter? - BradZ (FL) 14:11:35 01/12/05 bandsaw (n/m) - Guapo 14:14:06 01/12/05 I thought that might be best... - BradZ (FL) 14:17:31 01/12/05 why don't you cut the "shell" before hand and - PiotrC70 14:47:02 01/12/05 Any good machine shop should have a bandsaw just... - Bluehawk996 14:57:40 01/12/05 this sounds good. cut the filter in class w/a hacksaw - Carlo$-91NA-2+2-5$p 15:01:09 01/12/05 that's why I said cut it before class at home or whatever... - PiotrC70 15:05:29 01/12/05 yeah... - BradZ (FL) 15:08:18 01/12/05 I used a dremel with a fiberglass reinforced cutting wheel - zxerox 15:20:49 01/12/05 an oil filter cutter. - SniPer SR71 (Dallas) 15:36:39 01/12/05 Use an oil filter cutter...ya tard. :) Here-take your pick. - Milo (Sport Z Magazine) 17:05:31 01/12/05 hmm...interesting... (n/m) - BradZ (FL) 21:24:35 01/12/05
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