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[ado15]

Hi all

 

We are now offering our popular filter head with a threaded feature to take an adaptor which, in turn, takes a temperature sensor.

 

We offer a range of adaptors to suit popular sensors, but if you don't see one to suit yours, you can send us the sensor and we'll make an adaptor to suit. Adaptors have to be purchased separately. They aren't included with the filter heads.

 

If you already own one of our standard RetroSport filter heads, we can modify it to take the adaptor for a small fee.

 

As with the standard RetroSport filter head, it is available on it's own or with a braided oil transfer hose.

 

Prices are:
Filter head - £66.00 Incl. VAT

Kit with transfer hose - £111.00 incl, VAT

Adaptor - £15.00 incl. VAT

Modification to your RetroSport filter head - £12.00 incl. VAT

 

http://www.dsnclassi...ne-accessories/

 

 

 

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[PlugExploits]

I want that!! I have a filter housing from mini spares, think I know the answer to this but worth a shot. Can you make mine accept a temp sender/ adapter ????


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[ado15]

I want that!! I have a filter housing from mini spares, think I know the answer to this but worth a shot. Can you make mine accept a temp sender/ adapter ????


http://www.minispare...|Back to search


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The tooling to hold the filter head is tailored to ours. It wouldn't work with another brand even if it is only a tiny bit different. Sorry.

[firstforward]

I have one of yours, how much to alter it?

[ado15]

I have one of yours, how much to alter it?

 

£12.00 plus postage.

 

http://www.dsnclassi...r-modification/

[ado15]

Just seen you are in Norfolk. Drop it in and let us know what sensor you are going to use. We can modify your filter head and, if we don't have an adaptor to suit, we can make one for your sensor.

All the pricing is in the first post.

[colinu]

Would it be possible to mount an oil pressure sensor there and still get an accurate reading... instead of using the usual T-piece method/location at the front of the block (that weeps oil in my experience!)?

Edited by colinu, 21 October 2015 - 05:24 AM.