Baldwin oil filters

[racing_kid]

The company I work for gets baldwin filters super cheap. Has anyone ran them on there race motors? I normally run wix but thinking about switching to baldwin if anyone has any experience running them

[SLM98]

Look up the oil flow specs on the filter it will need to flow 10 gpm on a wet sump and at the very least 15 gpm on a dry sump.

[powerslide]

Look up the oil flow specs on the filter it will need to flow 10 gpm on a wet sump and at the very least 15 gpm on a dry sump.

I'm curious where you come up with the difference between a wet sump flow requirements and a dry sump requirment. Clearances the same it should flow the same amount no?

OP Baldwin is a great filter some of the best in the industry. The 3 i would trust Baldwin, donaldson, and wix.

[racing_kid]

Ok thanks, that's all we use on the trucks so I figured they were good. Just wondered about them on a race motor.

[SLM98]

The wet sumps i have dynoed have flowed 8 gpm which are usually iron blocks. The dry sump engines i dynoed usually have oiler valve covers which adds about 4 gpm to the flow rates and are generally aluminum block which also add some.

[let-r-eat]

I use to have baldwin filter specs but you can email them and they will send you all the information you could ever dream necessary on their filters.

They are a top notch filter and flow more and filter more than (not a nice word)(not a nice word)(not a nice word)(not a nice word) near any other filter.