The VAC Motorsports Billet Oil Filter Housing is made from finely finished 6061 T6 aluminum. The two piece design allows direct replacement of factory housing and maintains alternator and power steering in their original locations. Another is that it maintains the stock location of the VANOS line.
The VAC Motorsports Billet Oil Filter Housing was designed as a direct replacement of the OEM oil filter housing, and has seen thousands of miles of testing on high performance track vehicles. Ideal for track-driven cars, these systems work well with Dry Sump, Accu-sump, or Wet Sump configurations and offer ease of service on and off the track. The VAC Billet Oil Filter Housing is compatible with N/A, supercharger, or Turbo applications.
Our VAC Motorsports Billet Oil Filter Housing is an ideal oiling system upgrade as it allows for the installation of an aftermarket oil cooler without a restrictive oil thermostat. This benefits the system as flow to the coolers is immediate, and flow to the cooler is 100%. Operating temperatures with the VAC Billet Oil Filter Housing are then 20-30 degrees lower and 100% of flow is directed through the cooler.
Unlike the knockoffs our competitors sell, our housing is treated with a special conductive coating, which allows sensors to ground through the coating.
The latest oil housing features:
- Designed for compatibility with our VAC Dry Sump Kit.
- Electro-less Nickel Plated for Corrosion Resistance
- Allows easy install of Accusump systems.
- Provides oil temp, oil pressure, and VANOS line ports.
- The 2 pieces come fully assembled and supplied with AN fittings and P/S Pump Spacers.
- A full two pounds lighter than factory housing.
- Allows for easy service of components beneath intake manifold.
- Excellent source of oil for turbo applications
- Simplifies plumbing of oil cooler in all configurations
- (2) In and Out fittings: # 10A/N (fiter, dry sump, accusump, etc)
- (1) Sensor Thread: 1/8th NPT
- (1) Sensor Thread: 12x1.5mm
- (1) Aux Thread : Size # 8A/N
Interested in learning more? Read our Filter Housing tech article.