$4 for the orange can at WM.
Good filtration, solid can, GOOD gasket (unlike Purolator).
Good filtration, solid can, GOOD gasket (unlike Purolator).
Best "bang for the buck" filter?
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Originally Posted By: KCJeep
However with a recent sale and AAP on line codes I've recently picked up several Fram orange cans for 2 bucks and change, I consider them a great value at that price.
Nothing at all wrong with the FRAM orange can.
However with a recent sale and AAP on line codes I've recently picked up several Fram orange cans for 2 bucks and change, I consider them a great value at that price.
Nothing at all wrong with the FRAM orange can.
Originally Posted By: The Critic
$4 for the orange can at WM.
Good filtration, solid can, GOOD gasket (unlike Purolator).
Orange can is an ok filter.
$4 for the orange can at WM.
Good filtration, solid can, GOOD gasket (unlike Purolator).
Orange can is an ok filter.
Purolator Classic -- decent filter for the price.
Purolator Pure One -- decent filter for the longer OCI. Price is reasonable too.
Purolator Pure One -- decent filter for the longer OCI. Price is reasonable too.
Originally Posted By: KevGuy
$5 for the orange can at Walmart.
The only thing the orange can is good for is for target practice
$5 for the orange can at Walmart.
The only thing the orange can is good for is for target practice
Originally Posted By: Bamaro
Purelator Classics are still only available in limited sizes at my local WalMart.
Here's all the stores you can find Purolator filters at.
http://www.purolatorautofilters.net/resources/Pages/WhereToBuy.aspx
Purelator Classics are still only available in limited sizes at my local WalMart.
Here's all the stores you can find Purolator filters at.
http://www.purolatorautofilters.net/resources/Pages/WhereToBuy.aspx
Originally Posted By: Bamaro
Purelator Classics are still only available in limited sizes at my local WalMart.
The only filters Kmart carries are Puro's, and they have a much bigger selection of them than Walmart, if you have a Kmart near you...
Purelator Classics are still only available in limited sizes at my local WalMart.
The only filters Kmart carries are Puro's, and they have a much bigger selection of them than Walmart, if you have a Kmart near you...
All the Pure1s on my shelf were $3 with online AAP coupons. Otherwise, I reach for the Napa Golds.
The OCOD is the best "BANG" for the buck filter out there-put it in to make your con rods go BANG! Seriously, my vote has to be for the Quaker State (built by Purolator) from Menard's when they have the $1.99 sale-SB Chevy and Ford sized for under $2.
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Purolator Classics and Pure Ones.
Honorable mention goes to Motorcraft and Wix.
Honorable mention goes to Motorcraft and Wix.
FRAM Ultra when they are on sale at Cr&ppy Tire for $8.
Originally Posted By: Motorking
So you would rather use an 80% efficient filter that is made for the quick lube 3k industry than an orange can that is 94% efficiency? Guess running 14% more dirt through your engine is ok with you. Not worth saving a buck.
You and KevGuy need to get together! Especially with BITOG members' recent experiences with Fram TGs not sealed to the center tube & off-center "engineered media" ends.
So you would rather use an 80% efficient filter that is made for the quick lube 3k industry than an orange can that is 94% efficiency? Guess running 14% more dirt through your engine is ok with you. Not worth saving a buck.
You and KevGuy need to get together! Especially with BITOG members' recent experiences with Fram TGs not sealed to the center tube & off-center "engineered media" ends.
Clean fresh oil is more important than some silly filter rating.
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