oil filters?
#3
^ good question.
I only use 100% synthetic oil in mine but I only use motorcraft filters.
Personally, IMO, if you are doing the oil changes at the proper intervals then using a K&N (extra $$) is likely not necessary but if it means extra peace of mind for you then maybe it is worth it.
Also, I stick a powerful magnet on the bottom of the filter to attract and hold any metal particles in the filter.
May not be necessary to some but I know a guy who does this with his drag car and he has a cut open filter in his shop and showed me the particles collected in the paper where the magnet was. All I needed to see.
I only use 100% synthetic oil in mine but I only use motorcraft filters.
Personally, IMO, if you are doing the oil changes at the proper intervals then using a K&N (extra $$) is likely not necessary but if it means extra peace of mind for you then maybe it is worth it.
Also, I stick a powerful magnet on the bottom of the filter to attract and hold any metal particles in the filter.
May not be necessary to some but I know a guy who does this with his drag car and he has a cut open filter in his shop and showed me the particles collected in the paper where the magnet was. All I needed to see.
Last edited by DTK; 01-15-2010 at 12:05 PM.
#8
I use the ford racing filters. Not only are they large they have more filtering materials. Theres a reason they are almost twice as heavy. Since they've come out with the FRPP fl-1a I have used nothing but that, before they had those I used the motorcraft.
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