Centrifugal Filter?

[TN Redneck]

Ok, where do I get one and how much do they cost? I have never heard of on until reading about them on this site. Anything special I have to do, or is it a screw on? Want to know.... Thanks...

Michael

[Stu & Filo. T]

I saw them first mentioned here just a few days ago


http://www.skoolie.net/forums/f39/oi...000-15236.html

[2kool4skool]

In the 60's Honda MCs had them.

[Timelord]

Pick your engine: Installation Bulletins : Spinner II® Products : High-efficiency lube oil filtration for heavy-duty diesel engines.

They are simple bypass oil filters, sapping off a small percentage of your oil supply and dumping it back in any convenient oil return. I cannot recommend them enough after having used one.

[Timelord]

Oh. As for price, they are currently $685 for the Spinner II 936. $400 for a pickup sized unit (the 25 model), but it will fill up a lot quicker with the soot. They /are/ pricey, but (again) they work great and then some. A *MUST* if you are going to do oil testing and extended drains.

[jazty]

Dieselcraft makes some: Dieselcraft Fluid Engineering.
So does PA Biodiesel: WVO Centrifuge | PA Biodiesel Supply
I bought a 55gph centrifuge from PA Biodiesel, but have yet to set it up
Those ones above can live in the vehicle and constantly filter oil, diesel, wvo whatever.

You can also purchase a standalone 120v centrifuge like these: http://pabiodieselsupply.com/shop/di...0e852cb32693ee