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Re: What brand oil filters do you use? [Re: dogdays] #1415183
04/10/13 04:43 PM
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Good info,

When is good, good enough?
You can always spend more, but is it needed.

I use whatever is on sale, even Fram, still waiting for that failure so I can sue them, haha

Re: What brand oil filters do you use? [Re: dogdays] #1415184
04/10/13 08:27 PM
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Nice. I'm with ya, failures aside, its a filter. I do find it interesting that for as often as the subject comes up, no one ever asks or talks about particle size.

Re: What brand oil filters do you use? [Re: BSB67] #1415185
04/11/13 01:12 AM
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Quote:

Nice. I'm with ya, failures aside, its a filter. I do find it interesting that for as often as the subject comes up, no one ever asks or talks about particle size.




The second post on page 1 addresses particle size.

Re: What brand oil filters do you use? [Re: loaderpro] #1415186
04/11/13 02:07 AM
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Quite honestly and directly ...I think particle-size is OVERrated

I have pulled apart some grim JY motors ... that are sludge-city with the filter almost plugged-up - HAD to be on by-pass ....and the bearings look pretty good ....CONSIDERING all that ....

I would have even used that drain-oil in one of FRANKENberri's moders ....

Re: What brand oil filters do you use? [Re: dOOc] #1415187
04/11/13 02:24 AM
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I prefer the Purolator brand filters for their ability to provide both pure oil now as well as pure oil later.

So yeah, I enjoy a good Purolator filter. Plus they don't look stupid.


Now I need to pin those needles, got to feel that heat
Hear my motor screamin while I'm tearin up the street
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