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97whitESiNov-07-04 12:34 PM
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what brand oil/oil filter do you guys use?
i just changed mine to mobil long life synthetic blend 10w-30, and a fram oil filter

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RE: oil/oilfilters, DegreE, Nov-07-04 02:58 PM, #1
RE: oil/oilfilters, AdministratorCODE4, Nov-07-04 03:36 PM, #2
RE: oil/oilfilters, 97whitESi, Nov-07-04 03:49 PM, #3
      RE: oil/oilfilters, ez, Nov-07-04 04:15 PM, #4
           RE: oil/oilfilters, 97whitESi, Nov-07-04 04:32 PM, #5
                RE: oil/oilfilters, Ark, Nov-07-04 04:35 PM, #6
                     RE: oil/oilfilters, AdministratorStar Turbo Talon, Nov-08-04 05:51 AM, #7
                          RE: oil/oilfilters, 97whitESi, Nov-08-04 08:07 AM, #8

DegreENov-07-04 02:58 PM
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#82537, "RE: oil/oilfilters"
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I use the same shit

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AdministratorCODE4Nov-07-04 03:36 PM
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#82541, "RE: oil/oilfilters"
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Originally posted by 97whitESi
what brand oil/oil filter do you guys use? i just changed mine to mobil long life synthetic blend 10w-30, and a fram oil filter


I would avoid FRAMs. Do a little searching man. Oil and filters has been covered so much it will make your nose bleed.

http://minimopar.knizefamily.net/oilfilters.html
and
http://minimopar.knizefamily.net/oilfilterstudy.html

There are many, many studies on what should be avoided. In the end it is up to you if the extra 3 or 4 dollars is worth risking your engine.

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97whitESiNov-07-04 03:49 PM
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#82543, "RE: oil/oilfilters"
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fuck.

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ezNov-07-04 04:15 PM
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#82544, "RE: oil/oilfilters"
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I use a generic one made by champion labs. the same company that makes those mobil1 filters, so I'm pretty confident in them. the word has always been to stay away from fram.


you can make all the comparisons you want between material quality and filtration efficiency, but I bet the bottom line is there is almost no difference in engine longetivity. maybe on some microscopic scale, but nothing that you will notice during your ownership of the car

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97whitESiNov-07-04 04:32 PM
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#82546, "RE: oil/oilfilters"
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eh the case thickness of fram makes them seem better...

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ArkNov-07-04 04:35 PM
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#82547, "RE: oil/oilfilters"
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Used FRAM on the Eclipse for years and no issues. I use MOPAR filters on the SRT-4 though.

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AdministratorStar Turbo TalonNov-08-04 05:51 AM
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#82566, "RE: oil/oilfilters"
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Nov-08-04 05:51 AM by Star Turbo Talon



          

Well Uber if you read all the posts i had about fram you would understand why they are junk (and so is your motor)...lol

Fram used to be number one in the industry about 15-20 years ago; however, Fram sold out to a smaller company that now makes fram and all of its subsidaries. They used the cheapest material available. Filter is constructed of cardboard endcaps. relieve valve is plastic and does not seal. Not to mention the filter media is brittle and tends to come apart with age. Ready the studies on the internet.

Purolator actually was 1 of the top 5, as well as mobile one, STP, and AC delco.

Mopar were made by another manufacturer and were found "wanting"..lol

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97whitESiNov-08-04 08:07 AM
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#82574, "RE: oil/oilfilters"
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ill just be sure to get purolater in 3k miles

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