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? about installing 993 oil filter console

Has anyone installed these '94 993 components onto an early 911? Smart Racing has a similar product on page 31 of their catalog. Thoughs? Are the Smart Racing parts and the factory parts the same? Which is more cost effective?


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Good question id be keen to know the answer. The big advantage I presume of this setup is that oil is filtered after the tank/pump but before it enters the small passage ways of the engine? I have always been concerned over crud in the tank getting into the oil system so this would be a greate upgrade.

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