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Don't have it with me. Just ask for a filter for a 1986 RN (4 cyl) Truck, 22R or 22RE motor. It is exactly the same spec as an Evo filter, anti-drainback valve, etc. I buy them by the case for about five bucks each at the dealer. That filter fits about half the cars ever made, including everything with a R block (22R, etc.,) Evos, Lotus 910, and more. If you want a slightly longer filter, ask for one for a Lexus LS400. The longer one will probably be too big if your bike has it behind the transmission, but might be OK if yours mounts up front. I can look at the box when I get home if you really need the part number.
So where you guys buying your oil and filters for your bikes?
thanks
My local Indie supplies the filters and the oil....I won't mention the brand or type as I don't want to start yet another "What's the best Oil?" thread
My local Indie supplies the filters and the oil....I won't mention the brand or type as I don't want to start yet another "What's the best Oil?" thread
At least a "What's the best oil" thread would be more fun than another seafoam thread!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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