SPE's NEW 6.7 Powerstroke HIGH FLOW OIL FILTER HOUSING with CAT FILTERS
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- čas přidán 23. 08. 2024
- SPE 6.7 Powerstroke High Flow Oil filter housing with CAT oil filters.
Through years of testing at SPE our team has developed an oil filter housing that not only utilizes CAT filtration but also adds the huge flow needed to keep these engines alive under extreme conditions.
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OF COURSE. The day after I buy 2 oil filters from the stealership. Dan, I’ll see you in 10k miles!
Just gonna throw this out there because I see the keyboard mechanics starting already. The restrictions that create pressure in the system are the bearings and piston cooling nozzles and the rifling galleys in the block. Make more flow after the pump and through the filter is only helping matters. You always always want the least amount of pressure drop through the filter in probably every filter application. I’m sure someone will come up with one that u don’t. Nice job as always guys making power strokes great again. Also little food for thought,why do you think it is that ford never gives us a oil pressure gauge? They use a dummy switch for a reason … where in the circuit does that dummy switch go? Do your research for the answer and you will see that what spe has done will only help everyone
This honestly needs to be pinned as the top comment
wow you guys did it 😎
Bought it, received it. Dropped the oil, removed stock housing….realized I had received the wrong housing….damn it. For the record I did order the right one. I should have doubled checked before I went to working 🤷♂️ just buyer beware. Dan is the man but the shipping department is average 😅
Ordered mine. Hopefully all goes well.
So that stainless steel adapter means it’s for the cat filters. Is that removable to go back to ford filters as a worst case scenario. Or only for cat filters. Thanks.
I read a concern for the filter bypass valve. Cat has the bypass in the mount, Ford has bypass in the filter… both focused more towards cold engine & oil, not dirty oil. Is there a concern for colder climate, cold engine starts if lacking a bypass valve.
Did you ever get an answer? I am also concerned because of reading that Cat filters do not have bypass valve.
@@richardbowles7690 no, didn’t get any reply… thus I won’t use CAT Filters. I’ll take notice of lacking a by-pass valve. Obviously important if both Ford & CAT include in their designs… if not present, that’s a concern to me if 2 highly innovated Companies think it’s important enough to include.
Question about the 1/8 & 1/4 ports. My assumption is they are pre filter ports? I have a pre oiler that needs to be plumbed pre filter.
Did you ever get an answer? What pre-oiler are you using?
What is difference in pressure drop? (PSI) Also, I have read that Cat filters do not have bypass valve. Is that a concern? In cold weather?
How much more oil is added because of the larger filter
solution for a problem? i got a 2020 f450 with 130k miles and a 2019 f550 with 170k miles no oil related problem. ive never seen anyone on the forums or social media page that has complained regarding on oil pressure problem with the 6.7's. i mean come on SPE i like the idea but saying its a ISSUE or a PROBLEM is kinda gimmicky..
If you see some of the casting variances that we have seen on the factory housings you would understand. Some of the engines we have torn down over the years with bearing issues whether main or rod bearing problems usually had casting flash or misshaped passages in the filter housing. Its a bottle neck in the oil system if you look at all the other passages in the engine (on the pressure side) they are machined not cast. So yes it may not be a problem for everyone but it can be for some. We like creating the best products we can based off of data we personally see and or experience. If you look at our comparison photos its very evident that the machined passages are more consistent and larger, there is no down fall to that.
not a gimmick,just good marketing.
Is a copy of the installation instructions available on your website? Thanks.
Can I add an oil pressure sensor in the aux ports
The smaller CAT filter looks about the same size as my 7.3 filter.
Do I have to torque the 5mm Allen bolts? If so what too?
I'm assuming you also sell the Cat filters ? Whats the price of just the Cat filters ?
What about a flow back valve??... Gonna end up with a ton of seized engines..
I am always looking for better filtration and overall performance, but alot of folks are saying that since the cat filters dont have a bypass built into them, you could get oil starvation on a cold start. What are your thoughts on this? I like the higher performing filter media, but I am worried that combined with no bypass could be a problem on a cold start.
It's not the Bypass valve you should be worried about. It's the lack of a Flowback valve that holds back oil in the engine to prevent dry starts (especially in cold climates.) that you should be worried about..
where the bypass valve
With running a larger oil filter, are you going to have to add more oil to the system?
Yes, the larger 1r-1807 filter adds roughly 1 quart to the engines capacity. The shorter filter option is slightly less.
@@SPEMotorsport Just to be clear with the SPE oil pan and this new oil housing with the larger CAT filter the oil capacity would be 17 quarts?
Is the CAT filter better than Donaldson filters? As far as micron comparison the Donaldson looks to be better. I may be missing something. I use Donaldson filters on most of my applications.
The donaldson will fit this adaptor if you wanna go that route.
Do the CAT oil filters have an anti drain back valve on them?
No, The CAT 1R-1807 oil filter was designed to function vertically so it doesn't need an anti-drain-back valve. It is not needed in the 6.7 PSD application. The fl2051s was designed so it can be used in different mounting locations for different applications. We designed our housing to be perfectly vertical.
Would love to see you guys design a upper oil pan with a gasket that won’t leak
Man you arent wrong. Ive had mine resealed 2 times since last summer
You need to replace the crankcase filter on top
The 2011 pan has a machined groove with an o-ring. They fit all the 6 7s
Are the AUX ports post or pre filtered oil? Wanting to add a pre oiler pulling from the drain pan and pushing through the filter
Did you ever get an answer to this question? What pre-oiler are you considering?
@@richardbowles7690 No I never did, but decided against a pre-oiler after getting an oil pressure gauge and it is near instant oil pressure
@@rangervapes571 Thanks for quick reply. Comforting to know of near-instant oil pressure.
What are the recommended oil change intervals running the cat filters short Vs long?
That's very relative to the type of oil and how your using the vehicle. We always recommend having a 3rd party lab test the oil periodically through its use to gain a base to judge off of, as far as mileage/engine hours. On the flip side increasing the capacity will always increase the life of the oil because you have more oil in the system. From Testing we found the oil degrades long before the filter does. Being the filters were designed for much larger capacity applications this makes sense.
Awesome, thank you for the reply. I guess my next question is would you just test the oil every 5K miles?
My next purchase
Ill go with the adapter,. I can see higher flow for fuel, but oil? How is the oil pressure after install? I bet its lower, I got a work truck not a dragster. Do like how high it is.
The Dragster is used as an extreme test bed its not designed for that application. Oil pressure is the same, technically better because at higher volumes their is no pressure drop across the housing. We have been testing this for over a year in work truck applications with very good results.
@@SPEMotorsport would like to see that testing, maybe put it on the products page. Cant see how cat filter them self with there size not lower it enough.
I have the unit in my truck, oil pressure is the same not lower. What I did notice is when a cold start up occurs, the motor warms up to operating temp slightly faster.
Price???
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Now just out-do S&S and build a better CP4 replacement.
Im pretty sure the dcr will be a end all fix for the cp4
18 wheeler POSER starter kit. period
no it’s not lmao it has a purpose
Wtf does that even mean, smooth brain