Oil Filter
Honestly guys I've owned many different vehicles (BMW M3, Toyota 4Runner, 2 Jeep Wranglers, Ford Mustang Cobra, Chevy Tahoe) and I have used Fram in all of them and have never experienced any problems whatsoever...but if it makes you feel more comfortable spending a little extra then go with the K&N...
Honestly guys I've owned many different vehicles (BMW M3, Toyota 4Runner, 2 Jeep Wranglers, Ford Mustang Cobra, Chevy Tahoe) and I have used Fram in all of them and have never experienced any problems whatsoever...but if it makes you feel more comfortable spending a little extra then go with the K&N...
http://minimopar.knizefamily.net/oilfilterstudy.html
This is why Fram gets such bad marks.
I went with Napa (Dana Corporation) filter on mine.
This is why Fram gets such bad marks.
I went with Napa (Dana Corporation) filter on mine.
JK Super Freak
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From: Rockville, MD
because they are the cheapest, and all the auto parts stores over stock on them, while the nice filters are hardly in stock and are much more expensive
Ok, I will make my first post an interesting one. I have a tab bit of experience in lubrication and filtration. If you want a single reason not to use a Fram, cut one open. I have several brands of filters on the workbench that are cut open. The Fram has cardboard endcaps, a plastic bypass valve, and paper filter media. Compare that to just about any other quality filter and you will be shocked. In order of preferance: AMSOIL EaO, Donaldson, PureOne, Wix.


