Best Oil Filter?
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From: Sedro-Woolley, Washington
I use motocraft and have been very happy with it. My truck 100k on it with no problems. I get them at Wally world for about $10.00. I do believe there is a few threads out there that talk about it. When you think about it, it just comes down to how much money you want to spend. I am sure that you are going to get alot of opinions on this.
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From: portland tn.
I was told that they are real good. think that they make the napa filter also thanks
Originally Posted by ron's power stoke
if your talking about a stock location filter....i get great oil filtration with a wix part # 1734...thats what my oil test with black stone said any way's..
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All you ever didnt want to know about oil filters http://people.msoe.edu/~yoderw/oilfi...lterstudy.html
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I have been using wix filters for my truck and all my farm equipment for a long time and I have no complaints with them on anything. 
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[QUOTE=amiller93]All you ever didnt want to know about oil filters http://people.msoe.edu/~yoderw/oilfilterstudy/oilfilterstudy.html[/QUOTE]
that is a great website1 i didnt read through ALL of his finding, but read most of it. If all the different applications of filters folllow the design of the filter for the 5.0, then there are a lot of shortcomings in many of the manufactures that are very popular!! as for me i have always used OEM filters and Wix filters as well as the occasional "i'll try this one this time" filters like the K&N, Mobil1, etc... I am happy to say that i have never used a fram filter or any of its "clones"!
Thanks agian for sharing that website, tip of the hat to the guy who took the time and spent the money to do the testing!!!
that is a great website1 i didnt read through ALL of his finding, but read most of it. If all the different applications of filters folllow the design of the filter for the 5.0, then there are a lot of shortcomings in many of the manufactures that are very popular!! as for me i have always used OEM filters and Wix filters as well as the occasional "i'll try this one this time" filters like the K&N, Mobil1, etc... I am happy to say that i have never used a fram filter or any of its "clones"!
Thanks agian for sharing that website, tip of the hat to the guy who took the time and spent the money to do the testing!!!
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From: portland tn.
thanks to all looks like wix will geterdone thanks
Originally Posted by Corner Gas
I have been using wix filters for my truck and all my farm equipment for a long time and I have no complaints with them on anything.
