88mm its in the thread title. btw nice build up..i gotta reinstall a tranny tomorrow and wish it was as easy as it is if the motor is out of the car

 

great build...but...who spends that kind of money on a build and use FRAM oil filters?

 

you had me at "unwilling to cut the chassis". i want one!

 

Great work once again.

I don't know why but I laughed when I saw the opti spinning on the platform . It's such an odd looking part next to the shiny beautiful turbo goodies.

 

Bad *** build my friend, keep up the great work!!

 

I am currently on deployment and was planning on doing something similar, only supercharged, because I didn't think this application was possible. Thank you for opening my eyes. I will probably try something toned down to daily driver status, but your build has given me new hope for my LT1.

 

Wish it was that easy .

I have a Kevlar blanket for it. I will upgrade to the McLeod unit some time this year.

It is a bit small, but it's going to be one of those trial and error things. I called Griffin and they told me it can easily be cooled with one of their units in that space. The problem is they want about $600 for a rad, so I tried with a cheap unit. Time will tell if it works.

The Fram HP series is a good filter. It's high capacity (holds about a quart), it has a lot of filter media, and it's high flow. I have had more than 1 engine builder tell me that was the way to go, so I decided to listen .

I thought the same thing, but that's why it made the video. It's probably the most recognizable LT1 part out there, so it had to be a part of the line up.

Thanks again to all for your support

 

Good job! You seem to become better and better at this! Go get 'em!

 

When's the next video gonna be up? I wanna see this bad boy cruising under it's own power!

 

Thanks. I can say that this whole experiance has been educational .

The next video should be up in 2-3 weeks. I have to get some people together to help me shoot the next video.

 

I use the Fram Racing filters also. High flowing quality filter. Now the non-racing filters I would never use.

 

Nice work Aleks! fwiw My dad ran fram racing fillters in all his racing engines for years...

 

Sounds good, I can't wait!

 

As long as you don't buy it from Walmart you should be alright. I've seen a few builds in the Chevy mags use the racing filters.