What oil filter do you use?
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What oil filter do you use?
I was searching on this subject and came up with some threads, but nothing that would sway me one way or another, I have been using Bosch's filters and I am curious as to what you all use in your cars. I grenaded my turbo a couple months back and had a ton of metal go down the return and into the pan, I cleaned it all out but before I restart the car on Friday I want to put the best filter I can get on the car and run it for a few minutes and then change the oil again.
Lets keep this on subject too..............
Lets keep this on subject too..............
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I've always used Hastings filters and Amsoil synthetic racing oil. Recommended by a shop owner who has built and raced many race cars. Supposedly tests out higher than other 'speciality' (Pure 1, etc.) filters. Thanks for the reminder - I'll go check out the specs myself.
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napa 1344 gold. bigger than stock and the best filtration/construction, readily availible too...
http://www.napafilters.com/
i read somewhere the newer oem filters are made by honeywell (fram)
http://www.napafilters.com/
i read somewhere the newer oem filters are made by honeywell (fram)
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Its my understanding that the K&N Filter flows more oil but that is due to the fact that it filters far less than your standard oil filter, which is why I have stayed away from the K&N
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here is alot of info on which oem filters are made by fram.
https://honda-tech.com/forums/showth...=honda+filters
https://honda-tech.com/forums/showth...=honda+filters
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Although I don't think Honda has Fram making their filters. I think they are made by Honda of Canada.
I use O.E. Honda filters on all of my Hondas. No matter how crucial the build.
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http://minimopar.knizefamily.net/oil.../opinions.html
pretty good info here
honda does not have fram making their oil filters beings fram doesnt even make their own oil filters, honeywell makes fram and honda as well as many other automotive companies' filters
pretty good info here
honda does not have fram making their oil filters beings fram doesnt even make their own oil filters, honeywell makes fram and honda as well as many other automotive companies' filters
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and i cant honestly say honda knows best in every single situation...
If Honda did choose Fram, why would you steer clear? They obviously trust the people they get to make their filters.
Although I don't think Honda has Fram making their filters. I think they are made by Honda of Canada.
I use O.E. Honda filters on all of my Hondas. No matter how crucial the build.
Although I don't think Honda has Fram making their filters. I think they are made by Honda of Canada.
I use O.E. Honda filters on all of my Hondas. No matter how crucial the build.
"Allied Signal owns Honeywell and they also own Fram"
and you can also ask the NSX guys how they feel about the PL2-004 filter made by toyo-roki being discontinued and being substituted for the honeywell "small" filter.
as of right now im using the Purolator PureOne filters.
if anyone wants to go really in depth when it comes to oil or oil filters... check out bob is the oil guy...
http://www.bobistheoilguy.com/forums/ubbthreads.php
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