anybody have a 440 source billet oil filter on the car

NOPE, we use mostly Wix and Donaldson. i don't care for the bling and have little faith in most of their products to begin with, so no reason for me to change from what alreay works very well.

not about the bling thing just thought it would be nice to open up an inspecting for debri on a race engine

i hear you. i use a filter cutter. takes about 15 seconds to cut one open.

Clever idea! We cut all our filters, AND many for fellow racers, even chevy guys, it has been a real eye opener, and engine saver several times .........i don't mind investing in one, I have had very good experiences with source products.

how much are the elements? ...and that BLING housing ?

Looks like a TRUFILTER

Does it have a Bypass?

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45 micron filter? Might as well use a screen door IMHO.

Kevin

It is an interesting concept...But I will stick with Wix racing filters..

I use Wix also but they only have a 60 micron rate
51515R

Charles...Guess I am getting too old to change...Look how long it took before I was convinced to use a tranny brake or chassis upgrades!!

Ted
I hear ya on the old part I'am old school like you
you got 4 years to catch up to me

my oberg is 60 micron

I like the system one oil filter. Around here if you want a good oil filter you have to order it. There are several that make Hi Quality oil filters and for most the time thats what you get when you buy them. But we know there is always room for error,mistakes are made from time-time.So every time you replace one of those throw away oil filters with another,you have to hope you are not getting a defected filter that slipped past Quality Control.

I'm running a Jomar filter. Here's some info on it.
http://jomarperformance.com/wordpress/?page_id=2

That is a Tru-Filter, looks exactly like the one that I have used in the past( I think it is in the top of the garage now), I only used it to check for debris after firing up a new motor, after that I went to the wix filter that is badged as Car Quest Racing, when I do another motor I will get it back out for the first few changes, saves wasting a perfectly good expensive filter.