Remote Oil Filter Adapters
Remote oil filter adapters let you relocate the oil filter away from the engine block, useful when header or chassis clearance makes a standard spin-on filter position impossible to reach. The range includes billet mounting blocks that clamp directly onto a tube (sized for 1-1/4" or 1-3/8" diameter), sandwich adapters that fit between the existing filter and block, and remote filter heads that mount separately with AN fittings for the oil lines.
Single and dual filter heads are both available. A dual head lets you run two filters off the one engine, either for extra filtration capacity or as a way to split flow with separate -8 ports. Side entry and top entry versions change how the oil lines route in and out, so pick based on the space you have around the mount.
Thread size matters when matching an adapter to your block or filter, so check the filter thread (such as 3/4"-16 or 13/16") and AN fitting size (-8, -10, -12) against what your oil lines and filter already use.
Frequently asked questions
What's the difference between a sandwich adapter and a remote filter mount?
A sandwich adapter fits between the existing oil filter and the engine block, adding ports for oil lines without moving the filter itself. A remote filter mount relocates the filter entirely to a separate billet head, usually used when there's no room for the filter in its original position.
Why would I need a dual filter head instead of a single?
A dual billet filter head lets you run two oil filters from one engine, which increases filtration capacity or allows you to split oil flow between two circuits using separate ports.
What size clamp-on mount do I need?
The billet clamp mounts are sized to the tube they attach to, available for 1-1/4" or 1-3/8" diameter tube, so measure the tube you're mounting to before ordering.
Does the AN fitting size matter?
Yes, the adapter's AN fitting size (such as -8, -10 or -12) needs to match the oil line fittings you're running, so check this against your existing lines or hose ends.
