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List of oil filter that use coil spring
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I like coil springs inside of oil filters as well because the coil spring has less internal friction than a leaf spring, therefore a coil spring provides a more constant compression force to hold the filter components together with changing temperature and pressures. I use Wix manufactured filters as well and cut them open to be sure that the internal components are up to par. Look at various filter reviews on line. "You can learn a lot just by looking" Paraphrased from Yogi Berra
Baldwin, Donaldson, and Fleetguard.
That is just of many considerations for an oil filter. Not all that high on my list. Now if all "well constructed" filters had a coil spring that would be a different story.
Originally Posted by Linctex
Originally Posted by Bighorn2500
Baldwin, Donaldson, and Fleetguard.
Generally/typically considered the "Top 3 trinity" of oil filters.
Should probably include Hastings as well, Baldwin and Hastings are basically the same company. Cant remember who owns whom, but the only difference in their filters is the paint and the part number.
Originally Posted by Bighorn2500
Baldwin, Donaldson, and Fleetguard.
Generally/typically considered the "Top 3 trinity" of oil filters.
Should probably include Hastings as well, Baldwin and Hastings are basically the same company. Cant remember who owns whom, but the only difference in their filters is the paint and the part number.
Originally Posted by junk1020
Originally Posted by Linctex
Originally Posted by Bighorn2500
Baldwin, Donaldson, and Fleetguard.
Generally/typically considered the "Top 3 trinity" of oil filters.
Should probably include Hastings as well, Baldwin and Hastings are basically the same company. Cant remember who owns whom, but the only difference in their filters is the paint and the part number.
Was Clarcor previously but Parker bought them out.
Originally Posted by Linctex
Originally Posted by Bighorn2500
Baldwin, Donaldson, and Fleetguard.
Generally/typically considered the "Top 3 trinity" of oil filters.
Should probably include Hastings as well, Baldwin and Hastings are basically the same company. Cant remember who owns whom, but the only difference in their filters is the paint and the part number.
Was Clarcor previously but Parker bought them out.
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Originally Posted by Linctex
Originally Posted by Bighorn2500
Baldwin, Donaldson, and Fleetguard.
Generally/typically considered the "Top 3 trinity" of oil filters.
That's kind of funny on what basis they all have an efficiency rating under 99% at 20 microns. Looks maybe or the warm fuzzes?
Originally Posted by Bighorn2500
Baldwin, Donaldson, and Fleetguard.
Generally/typically considered the "Top 3 trinity" of oil filters.
That's kind of funny on what basis they all have an efficiency rating under 99% at 20 microns. Looks maybe or the warm fuzzes?
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STP XL and Premium Guard.....
Coil compression spring typical of most spin on type filters with China coo.
STP XL and Premium Guard.....
Coil compression spring typical of most spin on type filters with China coo.
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