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Originally Posted by cyneverdie
Firstly do i have to talk abut the superiority of the K&N oil filter as compared to purolator?
Well small tit-bits - - i recently saw "fresh stock" purolator oil filters for the swift and the IKON , both had RUST in them !!! you could smell the rust too.
Rs 100 VS rs 1000
double OE spec ie 550 psi burst strength
heavy duty construction [ stone damage etc ]
10-20 micron filter
improved flow rates
blah blah check it out on their website
many times in mumbai the oil filter has been out of stock , so i have run purolator for a couple of days before changing to K&N and trust me the difference is obvious | Quote:
Originally Posted by amit_mechengg i dont think there is any need to spend those extra bucks on oil filter. its not that u require some free flow there. as it is oil is pure and only 10% oil is being circulated thru the oil filter at a time and even if the oil filter gets clogged it wont affect the system.
OEM oil filter are gud ones tested perfectly. | Quote:
Originally Posted by BUSA I am not sure that you should use any aftermarket oil filter, same was told by a friend working in one of the largest companies in the world. | Quote:
Originally Posted by GTO Am with BUSA on this one. I highly recommend OEM filters only, as they serve the purpose just as well. |
My god ! I cant believe this !
I am sorry but your wrong guys. Very wrong !
GTO you drive a merc right? so you chill with your OEM but MARUTI !!
BUSA get on it man .
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Originally Posted by GTO Quote: The right filter: It is surprising how many counterfeit auto parts are on the market. Use only high-quality OEM oil filters, preferably bought from authorized service stations. You must change your oil filter with every oil change.
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All one needs to do is SMELL the insides of the K&N oil filter. You know thats factory built in the US of A . Ever smelt new computer or new audio hardware?
Smell a stock purolator oil filter too , your lucky if you dont smell rust .
PS 2 - In the older Mobil 1 synthetic oils , at least with maruti purolator filters , the inners of the stock filter could and has completly disentergrated leaving just a plastic shell !! Two separate well known mechanics have told me that and i have seen that myself on a friends done up esteem. Also have personally opened my used stock fuel filter [ purolator ] { with brawn and a hammer and a swiss army knife } and guys its a cheap joke . Running a temporary BOSCH fuel filter , i think its meant for the baleno and its twice as expensive .
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