Are the NAPA Gold Filters worth the extra money. I am pleased with the NAPA brand synthetic oil.
Napa Gold oil filters
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Me too I purchased 6 cases of the oil while it was on sale. Also use NAPA GOLD oil filters....I think that they are made by WIX.
I bought 2 cases and may get one more today before the sale ends.
Yes they are very good. Have the synthetic media for better filtering. Made by WIX.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v631/bigodave/Napa1515-Wix51515.jpg
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I think the sales ends today....
I've used the Golds a few times on my GTI. I've never had a reason to complain. Worth the extra money? That's a difficult question to answer.
Originally Posted By: breeves
Are the NAPA Gold Filters worth the extra money. I am pleased with the NAPA brand synthetic oil.
If you are referring to NAPA Gold Vs NAPA Silver, yes, they are worth the extra money.
Are the NAPA Gold Filters worth the extra money. I am pleased with the NAPA brand synthetic oil.
If you are referring to NAPA Gold Vs NAPA Silver, yes, they are worth the extra money.
Remember to check the site sponsor Fleetfilter.com for your Napa Gold filter needs.
Originally Posted By: dkcase
Remember to check the site sponsor Fleetfilter.com for your Napa Gold filter needs.
Agreed! Great prices!
Remember to check the site sponsor Fleetfilter.com for your Napa Gold filter needs.
Agreed! Great prices!
They are SO worth it.
I can buy my WIX cartridge filter cheaper than the NAPA Gold counter part.
Originally Posted By: FiremarshalRob
Originally Posted By: dkcase
Remember to check the site sponsor Fleetfilter.com for your Napa Gold filter needs.
Agreed! Great prices!
I agree as well.
Originally Posted By: dkcase
Remember to check the site sponsor Fleetfilter.com for your Napa Gold filter needs.
Agreed! Great prices!
I agree as well.
Originally Posted By: ZZman
Yes they are very good. Have the synthetic media for better filtering. Made by WIX.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v631/bigodave/Napa1515-Wix51515.jpg
Interesting, that synthetic media looks different then Amsoil synthetic media.
Yes they are very good. Have the synthetic media for better filtering. Made by WIX.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v631/bigodave/Napa1515-Wix51515.jpg
Interesting, that synthetic media looks different then Amsoil synthetic media.
for a 4000 OCI is it worth going with a NAPA Gold over a Proselect?
How would you rate the Napa "Nascar" version?
Originally Posted By: jediwebmstr
for a 4000 OCI is it worth going with a NAPA Gold over a Proselect?
Have to agree with the positive posts about worth or not. I've used Napa Gold on about ten different apps and the QC is terrific. They always fit and give good UOA results.
The cost from fleetfilter.com makes it a no-brainer. IMHO
for a 4000 OCI is it worth going with a NAPA Gold over a Proselect?
Have to agree with the positive posts about worth or not. I've used Napa Gold on about ten different apps and the QC is terrific. They always fit and give good UOA results.
The cost from fleetfilter.com makes it a no-brainer. IMHO
I would not use a ProSelect past a maximum of 3000 miles, due to the difference in filter media between it and the Napa Gold. The way I understand it the Napa Gold is designed to give better performance over a longer OCI. I use ProSelects and they work great, but I always follow a very strict 3000 mile OCI. I think even Pete C. posted in an older post here that Wix really doesn't recommend a longer OCI for ProSelect filters either. Also if your filter does not mount vertically and your application really needs a silicon ADBV, a Napa Gold would be much better especially in a longer OCI. ProSelects have a nitrile ADBV.
There have been some posts here about the Napa Nascar filter and Spin Flow, personally I just don't buy into the theory. I don't need that kind of filter anyway. ProSelects and Napa house brand HM 10w30 work just fine for my truck. But I may just buy a few cases of Maxlife 10W30 this month due to the sale price on it at Napa for March, $3.55 per quart, which is just a few cents more than Napa brand HM.
There have been some posts here about the Napa Nascar filter and Spin Flow, personally I just don't buy into the theory. I don't need that kind of filter anyway. ProSelects and Napa house brand HM 10w30 work just fine for my truck. But I may just buy a few cases of Maxlife 10W30 this month due to the sale price on it at Napa for March, $3.55 per quart, which is just a few cents more than Napa brand HM.
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