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View Poll Results: what oil filter do you use
Honda OEM 169 41.42%
Mobil 1 62 15.20%
Fram 107 26.23%
Bosch 12 2.94%
K&N 50 12.25%
STP 8 1.96%
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Old 10-08-2006   #106 (permalink)
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what did they say about fram?
Read this....

http://theoildrop.server101.com/foru...e=1#Post354102


And search that forum for alot more info about Fram.
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doesnt seem like fram is that bad from what they are saying
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doesnt seem like fram is that bad from what they are saying
Well, take a look at this then....

http://theoildrop.server101.com/foru...=15#Post350421


The difference in quality Fram OEM vs Filtech OEM is striking. The Fram is total cheapness with less filter media and cardboard end caps. You really want that in your engine? Not me.
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i usually use honda OEM, but with this shitty k20a3.. i use the cheapest filter i can find.. even if it is a no-name.. ahha
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doesnt seem like fram is that bad from what they are saying
I've been on bitog for 2.5 years and the general consensus i've seen over there isn't that a fram filters are bad.. It's just that your paying too much for a mediocre product. You can get a much better filter for the money. Some have claimed adbv failure, but that can happen with any filter. Although fram's adbv's are freakin paper thin.. but meh, its just a cheap filter overall.
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i use the oem honda $6.38 with the drain plug washer. but if i were to use any other it would be k&n or mobil1.
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AMSOIL ..... AMSOIL is the best stuff out there IMO.... it cost alitte more but from what I've read there products are better than anything out there I use 0w-30 synthetic...with an amsoil filter....works great for me...

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Honda oem filter, mobil 1 syn 5w30 motor oil.

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I've been using Purolator filters. They are pretty cheap and work well.

In my SHO, I've used Mobil 1 and AMSOIL.
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i usually use honda OEM, but with this shitty k20a3.. i use the cheapest filter i can find.. even if it is a no-name.. ahha
well yea, youd probably use used oil in it to save for the k24 lol
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HAMP filter with AMSOIL 0w-30 works perfect....
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