Best bang for the buck? I think the Fram Ultra and the Pure One are up there, at 10,000 miles of usage, whether on a single or double oil change.
Best "bang for the buck" filter?
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Originally Posted By: Bamaro
Originally Posted By: LT4 Vette
Clean fresh oil is more important than some silly filter rating.
But a better silly filter rating helps keep the oil cleaner and fresher.
Exactly ... if the filter is junk, that "clean fresh oil" will not stay that way for long.
Originally Posted By: LT4 Vette
Clean fresh oil is more important than some silly filter rating.
But a better silly filter rating helps keep the oil cleaner and fresher.
Exactly ... if the filter is junk, that "clean fresh oil" will not stay that way for long.
Originally Posted By: ZeeOSix
Originally Posted By: Bamaro
Originally Posted By: LT4 Vette
Clean fresh oil is more important than some silly filter rating.
But a better silly filter rating helps keep the oil cleaner and fresher.
Exactly ... if the filter is junk, that "clean fresh oil" will not stay that way for long.
Catch 22
Originally Posted By: Bamaro
Originally Posted By: LT4 Vette
Clean fresh oil is more important than some silly filter rating.
But a better silly filter rating helps keep the oil cleaner and fresher.
Exactly ... if the filter is junk, that "clean fresh oil" will not stay that way for long.
Catch 22
Originally Posted By: Bgallagher
Originally Posted By: ZeeOSix
Originally Posted By: Bamaro
Originally Posted By: LT4 Vette
Clean fresh oil is more important than some silly filter rating.
But a better silly filter rating helps keep the oil cleaner and fresher.
Exactly ... if the filter is junk, that "clean fresh oil" will not stay that way for long.
Catch 22
Yin and Yang
Originally Posted By: ZeeOSix
Originally Posted By: Bamaro
Originally Posted By: LT4 Vette
Clean fresh oil is more important than some silly filter rating.
But a better silly filter rating helps keep the oil cleaner and fresher.
Exactly ... if the filter is junk, that "clean fresh oil" will not stay that way for long.
Catch 22
Yin and Yang
Puralator P1 or Napa Gold, I'm actually partial to the Napa offering. I consider the Fram Ultra to be a fine filter, but don't really trust their lesser filters, I've used Orange cans in the past without issue, but frankly after reading the info on this forum, I decided that perhaps I was lucky. Why chance it? Same goes for puralator classic or driveworks, very inexpensive indeed, but for a couple of bucks more you could get a P1 or NAPA Gold, filters are cheap, engines are not.
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