Golden Eagle oil filter adapter. Locally?

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twkdcd595
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Does anyone know of any shop who has one of these in stock locally?!?!?

PLEASE let me know, I dont wanna have to wait a week to get one... need one ASAP to replace the greddy one I was using.

Rick feel free to move this if you have to, just need help asap and I figured this forum gets the most traffic. I just need to know who stock GE product locally.
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that place off of cave springs has them, i believe, starts with an "A" i cant say the name or i'll throw up. at least they did when i was looking awhile back...

edit: actually never mind i think they have the greddy one..
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yeah I wanna spew at the very thought of walking in there and being seen buying anything from them but I need it.

honestly though they dont have them... its not jaydeem tight enough of a brand for them to get... super drifters dont use GE I hear.
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nevermind bought one from a vendor at h-t.

rick feel free to delete this thread now, sorry to clutter the forum with it.
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why are you getting rid of the greddy one for GE? just for filtering purposes?
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The greddy one put him over his horsepower limit and the transmission was in jeopardy. With the GE one, his power levels are now back down and safe....
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why do yu need this????
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RyanA;62093 wrote:The greddy one put him over his horsepower limit and the transmission was in jeopardy. With the GE one, his power levels are now back down and safe....
nope because he said the greddy ports were 1/8 BSPT..

http://www.honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=2077071
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Well, the british thread is crap because, here's what Greddy says about their plate.

The GReddy Oil-Filter "Sandwich" Adapter Plate offers 4 connections for different temperature and pressure sensors (3x 1/8 NPT. 1x M12x1.25). The plate is about 1" thin and will simply be mounted in between the oil-filter and the holder plate.

I hate it when people just throw BS out there on Honda-Tech and everywhere else. If you don't know, keep your damn mouth shut!!!

1/8" npt to AN fitting will have the same ID or larger than your hose that will feed the turbo typically. Most of the time, you need a restrictor orfice in the feed line to keep your turbo from having oil blow past the seals. What is the problem you had that leades you to believe an oil starvation problem? Cracked compressor backing plate? Smoked bushings and turbine shaft?
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the only difference between 1/8 npt and 1/8 bspt is the pitch..

1/8-27 and 1/8-28.