View Poll Results: What oil filter do you use?
Amsoil EaO80 or Donaldson ELF7349
16
15.09%
Fleetguard LF16035 (Stratapore)
42
39.62%
Fleetguard LF3972 (OEM)
14
13.21%
Fram
2
1.89%
Baldwin BT7349
15
14.15%
Wix 57620 (NAPA 7620)
11
10.38%
Wix 57620XE (NAPA 7620XE)
3
2.83%
Purolator PureOne
2
1.89%
Purolator
3
2.83%
Donaldson P558615
0
0%
Mobil 1
1
0.94%
I have a bypass too!
2
1.89%
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What oil filter do you use?
03-04-2011 | 10:21 AM
#1
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From: Kuna, Idaho
What oil filter do you use?
What oil filter do you use? Do you have a bypass?
If you use more than one kind, list your preffered filter.
Trying to see what's the most common.
If you use a Stratpore LF3894 just select the LF16035. If you use a Hastings LF608 just select Baldwin BT7349.
Here is the data I have on the filters listed.
Donaldson P558615 40 @ 98.7%, 20 @ 50% Cellulose
Fleetguard LF3972 30 @ 95% (35 @ 98.7% last info) Cellulose
Wix 57620 30 @ 95%, 20 @ 50% Cellulose
Wix 57620XE 25 @ 95%, 14 @ 50% Glass Enhanced Cellulose
Baldwin BT7349 30 @ 98.7%, 12 @ 50% Synthetic blend
Fleetguard LF16035 30 @ 100% (25 @ 98.7% last info) Stratapore Synthetic
Purolator L45335 20 @ 97.5% Cellulose
Purolator PL45335 20 @ 99.9% Synthetic
Amsoil EaO80 20 @ 100%, 15@ 98.7%, 7 @ 59.97% Nanofiber Synthetic
Donaldson Elf7349 20 @ 100%, 15@ 98.7%, 7 @ 59.97% Nanofiber Synthetic
Mobil 1 M1403 10 @ 50% Synthetic blend
If you use more than one kind, list your preffered filter.
Trying to see what's the most common.
If you use a Stratpore LF3894 just select the LF16035. If you use a Hastings LF608 just select Baldwin BT7349.
Here is the data I have on the filters listed.
Donaldson P558615 40 @ 98.7%, 20 @ 50% Cellulose
Fleetguard LF3972 30 @ 95% (35 @ 98.7% last info) Cellulose
Wix 57620 30 @ 95%, 20 @ 50% Cellulose
Wix 57620XE 25 @ 95%, 14 @ 50% Glass Enhanced Cellulose
Baldwin BT7349 30 @ 98.7%, 12 @ 50% Synthetic blend
Fleetguard LF16035 30 @ 100% (25 @ 98.7% last info) Stratapore Synthetic
Purolator L45335 20 @ 97.5% Cellulose
Purolator PL45335 20 @ 99.9% Synthetic
Amsoil EaO80 20 @ 100%, 15@ 98.7%, 7 @ 59.97% Nanofiber Synthetic
Donaldson Elf7349 20 @ 100%, 15@ 98.7%, 7 @ 59.97% Nanofiber Synthetic
Mobil 1 M1403 10 @ 50% Synthetic blend
03-04-2011 | 01:27 PM
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From: Forest Grove, Oregon
Switched to Amsoil oil filter as I get a lot of extra removed form the oil for the extra $5.00 it cost over the Fleetguard Stratapore. When it comes to fuel filters I only use Baldwin PF7977. As for the Mopar oil filter don't like the idea of using a 30-35 micron (last I heard) nominal rated oil filter but then it is better then a Fram but not by much IMHO.
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03-04-2011 | 06:14 PM
#14
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From: Kuna, Idaho
The numbers tell you how efficient a filter is. Like the OEM filter is rated to remove 95% of all particles 30 um and larger in the oil. Where the Amsoil is rated to remove 100% of all particles 20um and larger, and 98.7% of all particles larger than 15um. The more, finer particles you remove the less contaminate wear the motor gets.
