My is angeld slightly to the front of the car, gas filter is near but nothing
rubbing on it. Use the Purolator PL20195, never had an issue.
Craig
72 TR6
Vienna, VA
On Sep 10, 2009, Wayne <rengrave@verizon.net> wrote:
Installing the Spin-on Oil Filter Adaptor on the TR6 and wondering at what
position others have managed to fit it onto the engine.
I have it pointing down and slightly toward the front of the engine.
However, the gas line "rubber hose" is rubbing against it.
I don't really want anything to be rubbing on it but this position seems to be
the only position it can be.
Also what type of "spin-on" oil filter is everyone using?
I have a cheap purolator (L20195 cross-referenced from the fram number that
was out of stock) for the initial break-in,
but plan on using the K&N brand, is this the right choice, or not worth the
extra cash?
Thanks to everyone on answering my question on static timing, I learned a
lot.
Wayne
73 TR6
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