This is excellent advice. What's interesting is I had the almost the exact same experience 40 years ago. On a Chrysler products' rear end I built, the gear oil was seeping out. The RTV was still wet. It was a small tube of RTV that came in a Dana 60 bearing kit. Probably on the warehouse...
Personally, I'd follow the manufacturers recommendations.
Also, a 2016 Nisson Pathfinder has the same bolt pattern and came with 18's. Maybe they would clear the brakes and the center hole would be large enough.
The Wix has a bypass pressure of 8-11 psi. This is the pressure differential across the filters' element.
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P4510171 cam description from Mopar:
Based on the Competition Coupe camshaft and built for the 2003-2006 Viper SRT10. Uses production springs and rocker arms to offer a 6-8 horsepower increase at top end of rpm range. Recommended for use with Race Engine Controller (P4510172AB) and 3-inch Race...
A leak down test to locate a cracked cylinder or blown head gasket can and should be done at BDC. Just let the air push the piston down and take the reading. You only need to have the piston at TDC when measuring ring seal.
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