Oil Filter
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Oil Filter
I know FRAM blows. I know most guys run the stocker on here, but what about the K&N filter?? I was looking for an actual longer filter with the same fitment for a touch more oil capacity and filtering like i used to do on my GN. Anyone NOT using the stocker? Ive been using the K&N but im thinking 'bout going back to the 'ol reliable OEM.
Last edited by urslo4n8; Sep 20, 2007 at 08:26 PM.
Ok I'm going to pin head Fram!!! 65K and no problems. FWIW you have a gigantic lack of knowledge.
I have most likely been changing oil longer than you have been alive and have NEVER had an issue with one of these filters. What part of OEM replacement don't you understand there bed wetter????
If you don't mind getting *** raped go ahead and pay more for the same thing.
End of rant.
I have most likely been changing oil longer than you have been alive and have NEVER had an issue with one of these filters. What part of OEM replacement don't you understand there bed wetter????
If you don't mind getting *** raped go ahead and pay more for the same thing.
End of rant.
Ok I'm going to pin head Fram!!! 65K and no problems. FWIW you have a gigantic lack of knowledge.
I have most likely been changing oil longer than you have been alive and have NEVER had an issue with one of these filters. What part of OEM replacement don't you understand there bed wetter????
If you don't mind getting *** raped go ahead and pay more for the same thing.
End of rant.
I have most likely been changing oil longer than you have been alive and have NEVER had an issue with one of these filters. What part of OEM replacement don't you understand there bed wetter????
If you don't mind getting *** raped go ahead and pay more for the same thing.
End of rant.
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Ok I'm going to pin head Fram!!! 65K and no problems. FWIW you have a gigantic lack of knowledge.
I have most likely been changing oil longer than you have been alive and have NEVER had an issue with one of these filters. What part of OEM replacement don't you understand there bed wetter????
If you don't mind getting *** raped go ahead and pay more for the same thing.
End of rant.
I have most likely been changing oil longer than you have been alive and have NEVER had an issue with one of these filters. What part of OEM replacement don't you understand there bed wetter????
If you don't mind getting *** raped go ahead and pay more for the same thing.
End of rant.
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Guys....and maybe some girls...Oil filters are not the same. The internal filtering materials can be more or less restrictive affecting flow and filtering rate. Some are anti-drain back some arent. So i guess youre gonna tell me K&N, Blitz, ARC and stock OEM air filters are the same too. Just like all motor oils are the same too. RIGHT. While youre at it go change your EVO's diff fluid with any ol' generic brand too.
Noobs got some rage goin on there.
lol *******
Noobs got some rage goin on there.
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Ok I'm going to pin head Fram!!! 65K and no problems. FWIW you have a gigantic lack of knowledge.
I have most likely been changing oil longer than you have been alive and have NEVER had an issue with one of these filters. What part of OEM replacement don't you understand there bed wetter????
If you don't mind getting *** raped go ahead and pay more for the same thing.
End of rant.
I have most likely been changing oil longer than you have been alive and have NEVER had an issue with one of these filters. What part of OEM replacement don't you understand there bed wetter????
If you don't mind getting *** raped go ahead and pay more for the same thing.
End of rant.
FWIW, I had a fram filter break down and the filter element started getting into my engine in my old Maxima. That's why I don't use them anymore. Granted I used them a few times and it happened once out of about 15 times, it still happened.
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Has NOTHING to do with price bro. Like i said i know sometimes you can get the same fitment of the filter but longer for more filtering and a bit more capacity. The position of the filter allows you to use a longer one. I used to do this on my GN, the filter was actually for a truck but it was essentially the same filter but physically longer
lol this guy hah not even worth a post, anyways to something actually relevant i use'd both oem and k&n the only difference i ever noticed was well nothing just that the k&n was longer the oem seemed kind of small so i kept k&n two evo's 55k no problems



