6637 Application
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From: Long Beach
6637 Application
OK my local parts counter person at autozone could not find this part... I may need to try and go to Napa, but what application can I tell them so I can get the right part... as Part numbers are lost on them... least in my area.
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If you have an Oreilly's, I got mine there for $38. I can't get them from FleetFilter for much less because I'm in TX and have to pay tax AND shipping. The difference ain't worth the hassle.
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Nothing that I know of... I personally think they're iffie. Not to start 6637 bashing but something about the mesh being on the wrong side of the paper bothers me.
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From: Millbrook Alabama
Originally Posted by JustinSWeber
Guys what vehicle did this filter come on?
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I think the mesh is designed to keep birds mice and rats out... Bye the way, I was drift diving last night and my truck fell flat on its face!!!! It's a brand new filter, but I packed my engine compartment with snow and clogged the filter. I limped back to the heated shop, backed it in, and parked it. This morning, the snow is still not melted!
I love the 6637 and will probably never change it, but I am going to have to get a pre-filter/cover.
I love the 6637 and will probably never change it, but I am going to have to get a pre-filter/cover.
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Originally Posted by HookedOnFuel
Nothing that I know of... I personally think they're iffie. Not to start 6637 bashing but something about the mesh being on the wrong side of the paper bothers me.
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From: Dallas-Ft. Worth
Originally Posted by TurtleRacing
Here's the problem with your theory, people have been using them with great success and no collapsing issues for a long time.
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all i can say, im about 500RWH and running H2E turbo, and went through 2 6637 filters without them beeing damaged a bit. and my truck gets the use of all of its horses. AIS was very restrictive on my setup, and i was getting more smoke and slower spoolup.
so witht hat beeing said time and time again, there is no better filter cost effective for high HP aplications, and it has been proven on the dyno, and me shooting 20# of boost on 1/4 mile run with 40+ # of boost at the end of the run
so witht hat beeing said time and time again, there is no better filter cost effective for high HP aplications, and it has been proven on the dyno, and me shooting 20# of boost on 1/4 mile run with 40+ # of boost at the end of the run
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From: Nova Scotia
Don't know about US Napa prices but when I went to the Napa store here in Halifax, they wanted $78 for the filter...and that was a discount from the normal price of $95!!
Was a pretty easy choice for me to go with Fleetfilter... got a 6637 a fuel filter and an oil filter shipped to Canada for $56. Now there's a bargain
Was a pretty easy choice for me to go with Fleetfilter... got a 6637 a fuel filter and an oil filter shipped to Canada for $56. Now there's a bargain