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Getting ready to try a reusable oil filter by K&P Engineering. Been hearing good things about there filters. Pricy, but as much miles as I put, will pay off in a handful of oil changes. The other thing, what oil are most people running. I hear people say Amsoil and some say Syn3. Just wondering what general consensus before my 2nd oil change!
Getting ready to try a reusable oil filter by K&P Engineering. Been hearing good things about there filters. Pricy, but as much miles as I put, will pay off in a handful of oil changes. The other thing, what oil are most people running. I hear people say Amsoil and some say Syn3. Just wondering what general consensus before my 2nd oil change!
Chris
Here's my 2 cents...
Regarding reusable oil filters... I wouldn't bother with that. I suspect they are probably more trouble than what they are worth. I might check out what Kevin Baxter says in this video about filters...
Good stuff was leaning towards Amsoil . Are you running 20w-50 in all 3 holes and changing them every 5,000 like he recommends or just every other. I was thinking of just every other oil change doing all 3.
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