oil filters
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Joined: Mar 2002
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From: Darien, IL, usa (Chicago W.Suburbs)
Originally posted by gillbot
I have pics of a cut up fram if anyone would like to see the cardboard. Alot of manufacturers now advise to stay away from fram since they can fail and you will not be filtering at all.
I have pics of a cut up fram if anyone would like to see the cardboard. Alot of manufacturers now advise to stay away from fram since they can fail and you will not be filtering at all.
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Joined: Dec 2000
Posts: 1,713
From: Orlando, Florida, USA
They're fine. Consult www.bobistheoilguy.com for detailed reviews.
, too bad the inside of the filter sucks 
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Joined: Aug 2000
Posts: 1,901
From: Houston, Tx USA
I am sorry.. I like patmans posts on LS1.com but this whole "bobistheoilguy.com" crap has me annoyed.
Why?!
Mainly because the first thing I read was "Site costs have gone up 6x because of traffic"
I have run websites since 1995 and have managed to find servers that do no limit or cap my max bandwidth all for less than what he is paying per year before it was 6x. So, any site asking for $ usually sends up a flag. Sure the info may be kewl, but I wont trust the site nor promote it.
I use amsoil filters and fluids.. No real reason other than its easier to order and get it off my front door step the next day.
Why?!
Mainly because the first thing I read was "Site costs have gone up 6x because of traffic"
I have run websites since 1995 and have managed to find servers that do no limit or cap my max bandwidth all for less than what he is paying per year before it was 6x. So, any site asking for $ usually sends up a flag. Sure the info may be kewl, but I wont trust the site nor promote it.
I use amsoil filters and fluids.. No real reason other than its easier to order and get it off my front door step the next day.
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