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Old 03-06-2008, 06:14 PM
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I just bought a BMK 11 anything special I need to know about installing it?

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Old 03-06-2008, 06:53 PM
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Pretty simple. I just took the center plug out of the top of the full flow filter mount and tapped for my supply. I mounted my bypass on the body mount in front of the front passenger tire.

1 is where it comes out of the filter mount
2 is where it goes down to the bypass
Bypass location

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Looks pretty easy thanks for the pics.


Yes I got the billet return cap.
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Old 03-06-2008, 08:39 PM
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When we put mine in, we took the wheel and inner fender off. If you go that route.

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Thanks, that looks like a good spot.
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The only reason I wouldn't have put it there is if I were an avid off roader, but I'm not.

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Looks pretty good. Only other thing is if you wanted to eliminate the loop coming out of the oil sending unit, you could use a 90 degree fitting and the hose could be more direct downward...but nothing wrong with this. The loop is nice and round as to not restrict or cause stress.

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Old 03-07-2008, 10:17 AM
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Looks pretty good. Only other thing is if you wanted to eliminate the loop coming out of the oil sending unit, you could use a 90 degree fitting and the hose could be more direct downward...but nothing wrong with this. The loop is nice and round as to not restrict or cause stress.
I would have used a 90 but I had been planning to mount it in front of the intake horn (whatever it's called). I probably should switch it out though. I had to get a 45* elbow for the (I think) return line out of the bypass.

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