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  1. 11-06-2007 02:33 PM #1
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    i have a 350 with the same set up and i'm wondering if you could take that cooler adapter off and just use a standard chev. spin on oil filter?
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    Quote Originally Posted by chopnchanneled
    i have a 350 with the same set up and i'm wondering if you could take that cooler adapter off and just use a standard chev. spin on oil filter?
    tks
    sure can. if you wanted to go that route
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