oil filter question
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oil filter question
noob here 
which would be the recommended oil filter if not honda oem? anyone have a website to buy cheap reputable good oil filters?
or just use the ones that kragen or autozone would give you when they change your oil
which would be the recommended oil filter if not honda oem? anyone have a website to buy cheap reputable good oil filters?
or just use the ones that kragen or autozone would give you when they change your oil
Re: oil filter question (noogle)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by noogle »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">noob here
which would be the recommended oil filter if not honda oem? anyone have a website to buy cheap reputable good oil filters?
or just use the ones that kragen or autozone would give you when they change your oil
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Umm.. it really depends.. when i'm broke i use a cheaper filter..
When i have the money.. I use a Mobil filter or k&n or OEM..
which would be the recommended oil filter if not honda oem? anyone have a website to buy cheap reputable good oil filters?
or just use the ones that kragen or autozone would give you when they change your oil
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Umm.. it really depends.. when i'm broke i use a cheaper filter..
When i have the money.. I use a Mobil filter or k&n or OEM..
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Re: oil filter question (Jimmy)
If you look in the hondamarketplace, there's usually a couple people who have/sell oem oil filters in bulk....pretty good deals too!
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mobil1 nothing else, ever...i'd rather wait to save up an extra $6-7 for the better oil filter and prolong oil change then putting a crappy oil filter on 1 week earlier and automatically letting more particules flowing through the oil
im picky, thats why i have magnetic oil and trans drain bolts
im picky, thats why i have magnetic oil and trans drain bolts
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Re: oil filter question (noogle)
if you choose to be consistant on your filters I recommand Hamp oil filters which I believe is the JDM oil filters for HONDAS. You can order these online in bulks for a fairly good price. Hondamarketplace has good dealers on there that will give you better price if you order more. 
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Re: oil filter question (Lazychynksta)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Lazychynksta »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">if you choose to be consistant on your filters I recommand Hamp oil filters which I believe is the JDM oil filters for HONDAS. You can order these online in bulks for a fairly good price. Hondamarketplace has good dealers on there that will give you better price if you order more. </TD></TR></TABLE>
heres a good link for it. http://lib.store.yahoo.net/lib...m.jpg
</TD></TR></TABLE>heres a good link for it. http://lib.store.yahoo.net/lib...m.jpg
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