Subject	brass T adapter
Posted by	Jiro on April 20, 2013 at 3:59 AM
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In Reply To	Ebay Example posted by Jayru on April 19, 2013 at 02:41 PM
Message	stay away from brass.. go stainless steel.. brass aint good for vibrations.. steel is a bit better friend's T adapter broke: looked like this male end broke... causing a huge leak and blew up his engine quickly (was on the highway)
Follow Ups	Best Sandwich Adapter for Oil Cooler? - Jayru 14:35:14 04/19/13 Ebay Example - Jayru 14:41:14 04/19/13 brass T adapter - Jiro 03:59:05 04/20/13 This is the one I use. Believe it was an ebay purchase.... - arrowenterprises 07:07:32 04/20/13 This is the only one I have seen - Red Hawk (CO) 15:03:28 04/19/13 if you use one, i do not advise using Nissan 55Y filters - SuparexTT 15:13:45 04/19/13 Greddy actually directs you to use their own filters which - zQuikonE 15:34:15 04/19/13 I don't think a Greddy option (adapter) is available anymore - Jayru 15:40:04 04/19/13 I have used a 55Y and M1 on my Mishimoto adapter. - evan_aggie 16:15:08 04/19/13 I've never had problems with filters sealing BUT - outkaZTT 20:04:13 04/19/13 my SPL rad kit came with an adapter and oil lines (n/m) - vorpalZ 16:02:46 04/19/13 Yes, but it's been a long time since they've offered - Jayru 16:08:58 04/19/13 I had the SPL adapter, which is non-thermostatic BUT... - ZinnZ32 16:57:33 04/19/13 Thank you. So I believe this is the one right? - Jayru 17:50:11 04/19/13 Yuuup! AN -10 ala 5/8" Lines is the size you want to use. - ZinnZ32 01:21:01 04/20/13 Mocal thermostatic >>>>> - ConVerTT 23:52:38 04/19/13 For an air-oil heat exchanger yes you want thermostatic! - ZinnZ32 01:26:35 04/20/13 Hmmm - I hadn't heard that... - ConVerTT 09:25:59 04/20/13
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