What kind of oil filter do you use?

[91CoupeMike]

http://www.kandpengineering.com/technicalhighlights.shtml

The most technically advanced oil filter you can buy
Consistent filtering across entire filter surface

Superior ASTMF316 filtration performance

7 times the flow of comparable paper oil filters

Magnetic Prefiltering

Billet aluminum filter case doubles as an oil cooler

Progressive rate bypass combined with high flow characteristics of the filter media avoids unfiltered oil bypassing the filter during cold startup and high rpm

No more cutting apart messy paper filters for trapped debris inspection

Proven in Motorsports, Military and Aerospace applications for years

No more oily paper filters to the landfills

May be the last oil filter you'll buy

"Inspect, Clean, Reuse"

Or this one...





Lol

[crapstang]

MOTOkkkraft is what I have always used.

[jyro]

as compared to a paper filter is the key wording.
the element looks small

mobile1, not paper

[War Machine]

Wix

[JC316]

Motorcraft.

[Mach1]

Wix or motorcraft

[Cooter]

Fleetguard stratapore on Cummins
RACOR (Ford re-labels these as Motorcraft) on International
Motorcraft on Ford gas

[Sleeper]

napa gold when they run the filter sale.

[dee]

Wix or motorcraft

X2

[Downs]

WIX, Motorcraft or BOSCH on the Mustang. The Motorcraft filters are cheap enough and easy to find at Wal-Mart.

On the bikes I generally use a BOSCH or in the case of my Suzukis where no automotive filter cross-references with it I order EMGOs though Dennis kirk by the case.

[TexasT]

Wix or Baldwin depending on application.

[jw33]

Fram in my GTR.

[Lone Star Performance]

Motorcraft

[MstangsBware]

Wix...

[stephen4785]

I always use Wix. I wish fram would stop making oil filters(complete junk).