Lifetime Oil Filter
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Lifetime Oil Filter
"..creates more horsepower and extends oil change intervals from 3000 to 7000 miles... Average HP gains are 5-6. In addition, with the engine running more efficient, you should see an average increase of 1-2 MPG." 
And it even filters down to 35 Microns!!!
http://powertown.com/product.asp?id=29325
And it even filters down to 35 Microns!!!
http://powertown.com/product.asp?id=29325
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Originally Posted by superrangerman2002
Kinda looks like they cut a K+N in half and shoved it into a canister.
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Originally Posted by superrangerman2002
Kinda looks like they cut a K+N in half and shoved it into a canister.
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I may be wrong, but I think their "more horsepower" claim is tied to the larger mesh size in the filter... = less back pressure on the oil pump and requireing less parasitic power to turn the oil pump.
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I have done some research on the products that claim to increase MPG and HP. I have determined that if I install all of them I will have to take gas out of my tank and will have the HP of a railroad locomotive. With all the gas I recover from the tank I should be able to pay off in no time the $52,000 that I spent on all these products. Sounds like a no brainer, right. ("no brainer" is surely right)
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Originally Posted by horsepuller
I may be wrong, but I think their "more horsepower" claim is tied to the larger mesh size in the filter... = less back pressure on the oil pump and requireing less parasitic power to turn the oil pump.
