Remote oil filter...will hose size affect oil pressure?

Started by Jonny Hotnuts, October 09, 2010, 08:53:38 AM

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Jonny Hotnuts

I was told that I shouldnt run a hose bigger then a #8 because the oil pressure will drop too much.

My thoughts are that the bearings are the restriction where the head pressure is made and the oil pump-pressure regulator are the same, so how how does a hose size to the filter affect pressure if everything else is the same?
I could see it taking a second more to build pressure with the larger ID.

~JH

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Kato Engineering

it is a overall length and amount of turns / bends type of thing.

we build then with nothing less than a #8

#10 is common

you must be certain that the end fittings or if / when it goes thru a reducer / coupler that the fitting does not have a restriction too.

but I know that you know that allready.

robfrey

Keep lines short, straight as possible and large. Kato is correct. Assuming a wet sump, there is a way to block the pressure valve (solid spacer instead of spring) and set up a new adjustable pressure relief at the entrance to the block. My engine machinist says this works well on dirt oval cars and is common.
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grumm441

Try to avoid any hard bends or right angle bends or fittings
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bigger hoses will give less internal surface drag and will allow for more volume.....