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Old 02-10-2012, 04:10 PM
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Always change the filter with the oil, I never re-use them and would never tell somebody to.
I never have re-used them either but the" good for 15,000 miles " Crap got me wondering.Thanks.
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You reuse a condom after you've nutted in it?
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Stop buying extended life filters save $$$ and get the ac delco filter
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i run ac delco filters, theyre like $4 dollars
I'll use that next time thanks
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Old 02-10-2012, 07:02 PM
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I personally run Amsoil filters.... I don't really feel like saving $4 on something that important is a smart idea....

I'm also toying with using Magnetic Drain Plugs as well:
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You reuse a condom after you've nutted in it?
What condom?
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Old 02-10-2012, 09:25 PM
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lol thats true in my case, pizza, ben hoe, justin ss....we were saving money but now paying for more in the end lol
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I use K&N oil filters
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AC Delcos are good quality mid grade filters. The high end ones (Bosch, Pureone, K&N) do have some nice features that the mid priced ones don't, like higher efficiency filter media and nitrile gaskets/anti drainback valves. But basically as long as you don't use Fram you're fine.
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lol thats true in my case, pizza, ben hoe, justin ss....we were saving money but now paying for more in the end lol
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the funny thing is all the hype and discussions about oil filters..... and only about 40% of the oil is actually filtered. im not speaking of Lsx series motors. because im not sure on there oil passages. but i know that LT1/SBC put the oil filter INLINE with the cam oiling passages and it will not see a lot of oil flow. so your best defense is to change your oil regularly, more so then buying an over priced filter.
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AC Delcos are good quality mid grade filters. The high end ones (Bosch, Pureone, K&N) do have some nice features that the mid priced ones don't, like higher efficiency filter media and nitrile gaskets/anti drainback valves. But basically as long as you don't use Fram you're fine.
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the funny thing is all the hype and discussions about oil filters..... and only about 40% of the oil is actually filtered. im not speaking of Lsx series motors. because im not sure on there oil passages. but i know that LT1/SBC put the oil filter INLINE with the cam oiling passages and it will not see a lot of oil flow. so your best defense is to change your oil regularly, more so then buying an over priced filter.
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