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iirc, they're made by Toyo Roki, who makes the better OEM Honda filters (Fram makes the lesser ones). i have them. color aside, they're identical to the OEM Honda S2K filters.
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iirc, they're made by Toyo Roki, who makes the better OEM Honda filters (Fram makes the lesser ones). i have them. color aside, they're identical to the OEM Honda S2K filters.
i had seen them on jdmland.com, they claim there great for v-tech engines because they regulate oil pressure better and also raise it by 5 psi, I was planning on buying some because they are cheap and seam like they are better then most. anyone else have any thoughts on these?
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How many more years am I going to have to see this followed by ******** like myself calling the mistake out?
How many more years am I going to have to see this followed by ******** like myself calling the mistake out?
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you came in this forum to ask type R owners their opinions and them bash them?
you came in this forum to ask type R owners their opinions and them bash them?
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Any other section on H-T would have called you out just as fast, if you ask me you got off easy.
Any other section on H-T would have called you out just as fast, if you ask me you got off easy.
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if you ask me you got off easy.</TD></TR></TABLE>
I don't know, I kinda heard a Meow in the background.
if you ask me you got off easy.</TD></TR></TABLE>
I don't know, I kinda heard a Meow in the background.
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I don't know, I kinda heard a Meow in the background.</TD></TR></TABLE>
i dont think the car wants to play with this one. its not to retarded just rude
I don't know, I kinda heard a Meow in the background.</TD></TR></TABLE>
i dont think the car wants to play with this one. its not to retarded just rude
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GTFO
Get The Frank Out
Honestly dood.... its a waste of your time to try and e-fight us. Big deal, you mispelled V-attack. If i ran in the corner to hide everytime i got flammed when i first joined i would be nowhere to be found.
Wanna hang out and get to know others? Just go with the flow, even if that means taking some heat at one point or another.
Haven't seen you post too much around here, so welcome. HAMP filters are an excellent choice to answer your question. Honda S2K filters are just as good if you don't have access to a HAMP supply.
GTFO
Get The Frank Out
Honestly dood.... its a waste of your time to try and e-fight us. Big deal, you mispelled V-attack. If i ran in the corner to hide everytime i got flammed when i first joined i would be nowhere to be found.
Wanna hang out and get to know others? Just go with the flow, even if that means taking some heat at one point or another.
Haven't seen you post too much around here, so welcome. HAMP filters are an excellent choice to answer your question. Honda S2K filters are just as good if you don't have access to a HAMP supply.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by frankie11 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">i had seen them on jdmland.com, they claim there great for v-tech engines because they regulate oil pressure better and also raise it by 5 psi, I was planning on buying some because they are cheap and seam like they are better then most. anyone else have any thoughts on these?</TD></TR></TABLE>
if you're using a filter to raise oil pressure, you're raising/measuring pressure on the wrong side of the system; you're only making the pump work harder.
i run the largest OEM filter possible (S2K) for the lowest pressure drop.
consider that the oem filters have a bypass valve that opens in case the filter is clogged; makes sense since unfiltered oil is better than none. if you run a larger filter with the same filtration media (as a smaller version), you'll be able to filter your oil more often (with less restriction), since the valve will remain closed.
keep in mind that in any fluid system velocity and volume have to be balanced. stick your thumb over the end of a running garden hose and think about it.
honda likely went to smaller filter because it saves them $, and they can get away with it now that roller valvetrain allows for thinner oil to be used (and it helps them meet EPA standards).
if you're using a filter to raise oil pressure, you're raising/measuring pressure on the wrong side of the system; you're only making the pump work harder.
i run the largest OEM filter possible (S2K) for the lowest pressure drop.
consider that the oem filters have a bypass valve that opens in case the filter is clogged; makes sense since unfiltered oil is better than none. if you run a larger filter with the same filtration media (as a smaller version), you'll be able to filter your oil more often (with less restriction), since the valve will remain closed.
keep in mind that in any fluid system velocity and volume have to be balanced. stick your thumb over the end of a running garden hose and think about it.
honda likely went to smaller filter because it saves them $, and they can get away with it now that roller valvetrain allows for thinner oil to be used (and it helps them meet EPA standards).
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