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K&N oil filters
What does everyone think of using K&N oil filters on your everyday wheels? Are they really that good?
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i will ONLY use fram oil filters, but K&N AIR filters are great
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fram is over-rated, wish i could remember where the report on oil filters was. fram didn't rate too high. wix is a good filter and not too expensive, i prefer ac for my gm's.
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to each his own. ive used lots of diff filters and i perfer fram because their the easiest to replace and work best for me
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not trying to bust your eggs here but how is one filter easier to replace than another?
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they have that suregrip on it and it makes it hella easy to grab and turn, dont even need a filter wrench most times
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A couple months ago I put a Fram filter on my SB 350. When I fired up the engine, I noticed the oil pressure had dropped 10psi across the board.
I pulled the Fram and switched to an AC. Oil pressure returned to normal. I don't know if my luck turned sour and I just got a bad one, but I use AC now.
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i havent the foggiest idea what caused that. unless it was the wrong filter or a defective one, or it wont on all the way *shrugs* im still sticking with my preference. castrol gtx 20w-50 and fram double guard
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for oil filters i use what ever the parts store has on sale that week. They all seem the same to me. but for fuel and air i use k&n.
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I agree with thecarguy. If you change your oil often enough, any brand name filter will do. Different air filters do make a difference. K&N for instance has proven horsepower gains. Oil filters do one job, filter oil.
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