Oil filter adapter
#1
Oil filter adapter
Has anyone used the LN-106-01 oil filter adapter from LN Engineering (available from Pelican Parts)? Any opinions on using it Vs. the original style? Does it cause the filter to hang down lower (don't want it to be the lowest-hanging part of the engine)? Trying to simplify some basic maintenance. Thanks!
#2
Race Director
I have not used it. I believe that when used with a short filter, the height difference is negligible. Stated benefit of the spin-on adapter is that unfiltered oil cannot bypass the filter as with OEM.
#3
Race Director
Hm. The LN site now recommends using their billet filter instead of the Napa Gold 1081 shorty filter if reduced clearance is a concern.
#5
Pro
+1
No clearance issues and there are a number of filters that fit (K&N, Mobile 1, Napa Gold etc).
The reduced height does mean less filtering media though, so probably best to change more frequently than whats originally recommended. LN recommends 5K intervals
No clearance issues and there are a number of filters that fit (K&N, Mobile 1, Napa Gold etc).
The reduced height does mean less filtering media though, so probably best to change more frequently than whats originally recommended. LN recommends 5K intervals
#7
Rennlist Member
Has anyone used the LN-106-01 oil filter adapter from LN Engineering (available from Pelican Parts)? Any opinions on using it Vs. the original style? Does it cause the filter to hang down lower (don't want it to be the lowest-hanging part of the engine)? Trying to simplify some basic maintenance. Thanks!
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#8
Burning Brakes
I've had it for years on mine, & never comes off with the filter. No increase in drop at all, I use the Mobil 1 filter. Though more effort, of course, but if you have one, a pipe cutter slices through the outer can with no effort what so ever, and leaves no shards. Easy to inspect.
#9
Or you can get the oil filter cutting tool through places like Summit or Jegs.
I'm ok with the stock paper filter as I've grown accustom to them on all my German cars. I wouldn't say the spin on oil filters offer "superior" filtration as my previous 250k mile BMW's can attest.
I'm ok with the stock paper filter as I've grown accustom to them on all my German cars. I wouldn't say the spin on oil filters offer "superior" filtration as my previous 250k mile BMW's can attest.
#10
Three Wheelin'
#13
I am still waiting to see anybody mounting one of these accusump anywhere stealth on our 996. racers mount them on the rear seats but hot oil under pressure in the cabin is really not something you want to do for safety.
#14
Former Vendor
We originally developed the SPOFA for use with the IMS Solution, it was the very first product for the M96 that we brought to market for the M96.
Fast forward many moons and the version thats used for the IMS Solution is much, much different.
#15
Burning Brakes
A friends boxster accusump had issues and sprayed oil. Good thing its in his trunk, cant imagine if was in the back seat.