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 Oil Filters..might be a re-post, but good information.
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09/30/03 08:14 PM
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Re: Oil Filters..might be a re-post, but good information.
[Re: Bratik]
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10/01/03 12:50 PM
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I have always heard good thing about WIX filters, another study that supports that.
cool link, thanks
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 Re: Oil Filters..might be a re-post, but good information.
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10/02/03 09:07 PM
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WOW! i want to apologize to my poor engine for screwing on a fram for the last two years, I change just under every 3k so i hope that was my saving grace, never had any paper or other oddities in my oil so i think i am ok. ac delco here i come! <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/drunk.gif" alt="" />
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Re: Oil Filters..might be a re-post, but good information.
[Re: Bratik]
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10/02/03 10:12 PM
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I'm using the Denso filter made in Japan, which is longer than the economy OEM filter at most dealers and, according to a cruiserhead, has much better media inside, has a self-lubricating gasket. It's for the 2UZ-FE, new 4runner V6, 22re (and probably the 1FZ-FE). Not sure about the 3.4L V6.
'86 4Runner: ARB winchbar, Kaymar, e-codes, OME lift, RR diff lock, FR truetrac, sound stream a/d/s audio, recaros.
'03 LX470: ARB sahara bar, Kaymar, HID's, ART cryo'd/slotted rotors, Stoptech SS hoses.
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Re: Oil Filters..might be a re-post, but good information.
[Re: James Chow]
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10/02/03 11:42 PM
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I'm using the Denso filter made in Japan, which is longer than the economy OEM filter at most dealers and, according to a cruiserhead, has much better media inside, has a self-lubricating gasket. It's for the 2UZ-FE, new 4runner V6, 22re (and probably the 1FZ-FE). Not sure about the 3.4L V6.
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Re: Oil Filters..might be a re-post, but good information.
[Re: tkrispin]
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10/03/03 03:32 AM
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90915-yzzb5 filter for v8 tundra and LC. this one will fit perfect on 3.4L engine. I think the new filter -yzzb9 will be better on 3.4L engine. this new filter is also japanees made.
It looks exacltly the same original oil filter coming from the factory. try it guy.
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Re: Oil Filters..might be a re-post, but good information.
[Re: Bratik]
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10/06/03 04:58 PM
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I've been using Fram ToughGuard for quite a while, my poor truck... <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/barf.gif" alt="" /> I've been thinking of switching to K&N. Any one have any data on them?
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Re: Oil Filters..might be a re-post, but good information.
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10/07/03 02:19 PM
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The two best oil filters on the market are AMSOIL and Mobil 1 in that order. Everything else is far behind.
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Re: Oil Filters..might be a re-post, but good information.
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10/07/03 03:15 PM
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There are a lot of good filters. If you steer clear of the Frams, it's probably pretty hard to find one that's really bad. Using a stock type filter on a Toyota though, I'd stick with OEM. The internal constrution is unique and looks like it would be very effective...
2000 4Runner SR-5, 4X4, 5 Speed, Toyota locker. Dunlop R/T's, cheap mudflaps, remote oil filter, Deckplate, K & N filter. My 4Runner
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