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> Jake's full flow oil conversion
Dave Bell
post Apr 2 2006, 04:47 PM
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Anybody here install Jake's full flow oil pump conversion?

Can't find much on line... maybe I am not looking hard enough.

Where does the filter go when stock connection is blocked off? separte mounting site?

I see his kit on the site for about $130. Is that all that is needed?... going into a currently cleaned out case.

Any other cleaning/clearancing of passages that are recommended?

Any 914 specific issues?

Some one give me a data dump.
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post Apr 2 2006, 05:37 PM
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I have a Jake engine but I don't kow if this set up is the same one you're looking at. It is a full flow w/o the filter in the stock location. Mine is remote. Here are some pics...


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Look close at the negine mounting angle. Needs to be modified.



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my filter...


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Makes it easy to stick a remote cooler in line also (but I don't run one)


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