Bypass Oil Filter System?
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Bypass Oil Filter System?
Hey all you guys out there rackin up those miles, I was wondering what your personal thoughts/experiences are with bypass oil filter systems. I was reading in a magazine I got about the FS-2500 bypass filter and they claim you can possibly make your oil change intervals at 30,000 miles instead of 3,000 or 6,000, etc. I was considering the thought, but as always, I wanted to give this one a ride on the forum. Hope to hear good feedback! If you guys want to check out the site its www.fs2500.com.
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I think enough of oil bypass filtration that I put one on my truck.
I'm getting good lab reports from Blackstone, though I have NO INTENT of pushing my oil past 8 to 10 thousand miles AT MOST!
That's not to say that bypass systems won't let you go 25,000 miles on an oil change, but I won't try it with my engine.
My B164 Baldwin will likely take the place of only one oil change, so payback won't be for a coupla' years or more. But, cleaner oil is the purpose, not saving oil change money.
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I'm getting good lab reports from Blackstone, though I have NO INTENT of pushing my oil past 8 to 10 thousand miles AT MOST!
That's not to say that bypass systems won't let you go 25,000 miles on an oil change, but I won't try it with my engine.
My B164 Baldwin will likely take the place of only one oil change, so payback won't be for a coupla' years or more. But, cleaner oil is the purpose, not saving oil change money.
Pictures in my gallery.
Pop
Last edited by SpringerPop; 03-01-2006 at 12:27 AM.
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I have the fs2500 and at 13000 mi.on the oil I got a bad report so i disconnected it. Filters are high, every used oil sample sent in showed a steady climb in wear mumbers. My best uoa was before i installed the unit. cant speak for other systems.
for me now i just use a synthic oil filter and reg dino oil, change oil and filter at 6000 mi. uoi show's this is fine for my habits.
132,000 mi now on the clock.
gseeders
for me now i just use a synthic oil filter and reg dino oil, change oil and filter at 6000 mi. uoi show's this is fine for my habits.
132,000 mi now on the clock.
gseeders
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Originally Posted by qman
hey clint, how long do your oil changes last?
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I reasearched several bypass systems before I finally decided on the Oil Guard. But, like bilder said, it sometimes boils down to a matter of preference. As long as you go with a good quality unit, that has a good history, you should be fine.
For oil, again, it's a lot of preference. I run a full synthetic 5W-40 all year long, usually Mobil, but I will occasionally use Rotella synthetic if I can't get the Mobil Delvac.
For oil, again, it's a lot of preference. I run a full synthetic 5W-40 all year long, usually Mobil, but I will occasionally use Rotella synthetic if I can't get the Mobil Delvac.
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It's the motorguard filter, found here: http://www.bypassfilter.com/index.htm
PSNut's very happy with the motorguard he has, but I don't know if he has the oil filter by them or not. I know he's got the fuel filter though.
PSNut's very happy with the motorguard he has, but I don't know if he has the oil filter by them or not. I know he's got the fuel filter though.