Oil filter/cooler plumbing theory.

dlearl476

I saw some posts either here or on the samba about plumbing external oil stuff. Most recommended AN-8 or AN-10 fittings and hose and offered various theories about how the size of tubing affected the function.

I asked the tech at CB about this with not much of an answer. My query: both the in/out from my MaxiFlow filter and the filter body are 1/4". Is there any logical reason based on real world flow dynamics that I should not use an AN-6 fittings and hose, keeping in mind that my primary focus is maintaining oil pressure?

TIA

7/20/202:19 PM

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