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#56056400
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9.50" Overall Height, 5.00" Outside Diameter, Aluminum
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Return PolicyBeehive oil filter housing features finned aluminum construction which dissipates heat and looks trick. The finned oil filter housing easily disassembles for cleaning or inspection. Adapts easily to most engines with canister type filters.
Mounting brackets are sold separately.
NOTE: Lid gasket 910-15191G is suggested when purchasing a replacement canister filter element 560-56404.
Specs
CA WARNING:
Can expose you to lead, a carcinogen and reproductive toxicant. See www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
| KEY SPECS | |
|---|---|
| MFG. Part # | 56056400 |
| Brand | Offenhauser |
| GENERAL | |
| Overall Height | 9.50" |
| Outside Diameter | 5.00" |
| Gasket Outside Diameter | 4.75" |
| Gasket Inside Diameter | 4.13" |
| Capacity | 1.50 quarts |
| Material Type | Aluminum |
| Finish | Powder Coated |
| Sold in Quantity | Each |
| Notes | The pressure side is fed from the bottom and there is a restrictor hole in the center of the filter housing body. |
| Inside Diameter | 4.12" |
4.9
7 Reviews
Customers are very impressed with the vintage-looking oil filter assembly, noting the product's great style and high-quality construction as standout features. Although it could potentially break if over-tightened, if handled correctly, the assembly functions well. Several customers revealed that they would buy this product again, indicating high satisfaction levels. Particularly, customers found it was versatile enough to be used even beyond its primary purpose, noting it fitted perfectly in various applications. The longevity and visual appeal of the product also garnered positive comments.
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I recommend buying this for all of your vintage hot rods.
5.0
a year ago
Tow truck
South eastern Wisconsin
Verified
Very good quality. My early Ford flatheads did not come from the factory with an oil filter. I looked at many filters that just did not look the part for a real hot rod, until looking at the Speedway catalog. The Offenhauser bee hive was the perfect choice.
Would Recommend
Fits the bill!
5.0
4 years ago
GP
Laramie, WY
Verified
Fits the bill for a vintage looking oil filter assembly. Wish it was available unpainted/coated as I plan on a different color and polishing the fins. I know whaaaa!
Would Recommend
I would buy again
4.0
7 years ago
Seth
Duarte, ca
Verified
Good style works great. Careful not to over tighten as it will break.
Would Recommend
Good looking Oil Filter
5.0
8 years ago
B 55-18
Reno,NV.
Verified
I would buy this product again because of the quality of the construction.
Would Recommend
OIL FILTER FOR FLATHEAD IN MY MODEL A HOT ROD
5.0
9 years ago
DOC
COLORADO SPRINGS CO.
Verified
PUT IT ON THE FIREWALL ON MY MODEL A HOTROD, F[ATHEAD V8, LOOKS GREAT AND GOT OFF THE CYL HEAD OF THE LEFT SIDE OF THE MOTOR WHERE THEY SHOULD BE MOUNTED IN THE FIRST PLACE, HENERY S OOPS THIS IS THE SECOND ONE IV GOTTEN FROM SPEEDWAY MOTORS THE FIRST ONE I PUT ON A 34 FORD WITH A FLATHEAD, AND IT WORKED GREAT TOO !
Would Recommend
Not used as intended
5.0
12 years ago
Cword
Calgary, AB, Canada
Verified
For my purposes this item fit the bill perfectly. I'm not using it as a filter though, in my application it is an urn. My father passed away in 2012 an his ashes are now contained in this housing attached to the firewall of his '30 Roadster hiboy.
Would Recommend
works just as expected and looks great
5.0
14 years ago
none
Baltimore Maryland
Verified
This is a good looking and funtional piece that will bring me allot of satifaction for years to come.
Would Recommend
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Has anyone ever thought of or even tried using one of these as a coolant overflow tank. leaving out the filter element of course?
by Artie
• 7 years ago
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Hi folks. In reference to Part # 56056400. Does the spring inside the canister sit above or below the filter cartridge?
by Joe
• 7 years ago
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I lost the spring during changing filter cartrigde. Do sell those springs separte or do have an idea what kind of spring I can use. Thanks
by miwi
• 8 years ago
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Can you use this beehive oil filter on a stock chevy small block?
by 67 willys
• 8 years ago
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Does the spring go on top of the filter element or underneath?
by Waylon
• 10 years ago
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When changing the oil filter, is there a way to drain the old oil out of the bee hive canister? The original filter canister does not, so you have to remove the canister from its mounts in order to dump about 3" of dirty oil out. I am looking for a solution to this problem, and am hoping that this canister resolved this problem.
by JimR
• 11 years ago
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Do you sell a special lines and fittings kit, for this filter?
by G-Man
• 11 years ago
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What is the difference in the Offenhauser model and the Speedway model. They look slightly different in the picture but the dimensional specs are the same. Thanks
by Tethercarguy
• 15 years ago
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When attaching a behive filter on a 1954 235 engine where do you hook up the oil lines on a to get the best circulation? Note no previous filter on this engine.
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• 15 years ago
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What would be the best mounting location?Which is inlet and outlet or flow direction?We have the filter and the bracket already.We have it going on a 261 cu/in
by streetstock72
• 15 years ago
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