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Old 12-07-2007, 02:57 AM   #71
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Default RE: Gen. TECH: Oil Filters! What to buy?

I have been over this a milion times (not here). Motorcraft out performs everything including Mobil 1 and the more expensive junk.

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Filter Mfg
Filter P/N

Total Score (with cost)
Total Score (without cost)

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Motorcraft
FL-820S
81
81

Motorcraft
MFL-820
80
79

Ford
CM-6731-FL820S
80
91

Wix
51372
78
78

Purolator
PL24651
77
79

Donaldson
P550965
76
78

Denso
150-1014
72
79

Purolator
L24651
7475
76
77

Fleetguard
LF3681
82[/size]83
84[/size]85

Pro-Tec
159
90[/size]91
9293

Fleetguard
LF16002
9899
100
101

Bosch
3410
106107
108109

ProLine
PPL-24651
114
115
116
117

Advance Auto
AA2
122
123
124[/size]125

Mobil 1
M1-210
130131
132
133

C. G. Enterprises
Viper 2
138139
140
141

Amsoil
EAO11
146[/size]147
148[size=2]149

K&N
HP-2010
154155
156
157

Hastings
LF110
162163
164165

Fram
TG-2
170
171
172173

Fram
PH-2
178179
180181

Wal*Mart
ST2
186
187
188
189

STP
S2
194195
196
197

AC Delco
PF1250
202
203
204
205
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Old 12-07-2007, 02:59 AM   #72
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Default RE: Gen. TECH: Oil Filters! What to buy?

Well that did not turn out. Go here for the test results:

http://home.earthlink.net/~cewhite3nc/id3.html

Another good site I frequent:

http://www.bobistheoilguy.com/
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Old 12-26-2007, 01:47 PM   #73
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Default RE: Gen. TECH: Oil Filters! What to buy?

I need some opinions.How soon can I remove the oil from my new Mustang and replace with Castrol synthetic. I know it used to be recomended to leave the oil in for 1500+ miles before changing to synthetic. However,all the info I find now says you do not need to wait anymore. Which is correct? Anybody?
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Old 12-29-2007, 01:51 PM   #74
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Default RE: Gen. TECH: Oil Filters! What to buy?

My car just turned 2200, and I am planning on changing it before it hits 3000.

Probably going with RP and whatever filter I can find.
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Old 01-02-2008, 08:26 PM   #75
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Default RE: Gen. TECH: Oil Filters! What to buy?

I decided that this was the final word in oil filters after reading this study (and others on bitog.com).

http://www.bobistheoilguy.com/forums...34&fpart=1

After receiving my Amsoil filters today I was surprised to see them shrink-wrapped!!! (see pic). Now after more research I see that the Fleetguard LF16002 has the same syn media (with a different media buzzword, "stratapore"?) so I'm looking into those also. I'd like to eventually extend my oci's out to 10-15k miles. I plan to send my 15k-20k mile oci to blackstone/dyson and every 5k after that with the different oils/filters until I settle on something.



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Old 03-28-2008, 05:03 AM   #76
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Default RE: Gen. TECH: Oil Filters! What to buy?

Fram suck, NHRA and nascar use them for sponsor money. My Friend is a master tech and has seen Fram filters cause engine damage from pressure build up
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Old 12-22-2008, 02:22 AM   #77
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So long as you do your oil changes at regular intervals, ie: dyno oil @ 3000 miles, and Synthetics @ 5000 miles, the expensive filters are nothing but a waste of money! Oh, and I'd never put a purolator filter on my worst enemy's car! But that's just my 30 + years of mechanics experience talking.
Synthetics only in newer cars in unless you have a new motor put in that baby. I use Mobil 5000 and Mobil oil filter . If you have a oil pan gasket leak like me then 10w-30 is best it doesn't go down that fast . at first i used rotta shell oil 15w 40 since my dad uses it in his 79 el Camino with 200k plus miles but then i found out that 15w-40 what are you CRAZY! that will put allot of strain on your motor . I only like to use Sunoco, Mobil, or Hess gas, i find Citgo, Getty cheap gas with allot of dirt in it near my place .
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Old 10-22-2009, 10:12 PM   #78
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After reading through 5 pages, I cheated and google- so my apologies if this has already been posted...

According to a thread on f150online.com, Motorcraft appears to be manf. by Purolator to Ford specs.
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