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  • #31
    Motorcraft or Amsoil

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    • #32
      what exactly about motorcraft makes them better than one or the other? I was told a few years ago that Fram makes motorcraft filters, but I have no proof that is correct.
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      • #33
        the cheapest fucking one on the shelf.
        "If I asked people what they wanted, they would have said faster horses." - Henry Ford

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        • #34
          Originally posted by KungFuHamster View Post
          what exactly about motorcraft makes them better than one or the other? I was told a few years ago that Fram makes motorcraft filters, but I have no proof that is correct.
          Motorcraft doesn't use cardboard in the end cap, for starters.
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          • #35
            When I had my civic Honda filters

            Wix on everything else

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            • #36
              The WIX (aka Napa Gold), Motorcraft, and AC Delco are all I would use. If you have an import car I would stick with WIX or the OEM.

              Never get a Fram and put it on a car you care about, unless you're using it to mask the oil filter boss on a block you're painting. Every comparison shows them to be put together with cheap cardboard ends that can collapse and block oil passages. They typically use ~2/3 of the filter media as compared to quality filters and the bypass valves are crap. This is a subject I'm weird about (there are many) and I can't stand to see one of those bright orange pieces of shit on a friend's car.





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              • #37
                Wix or motorcraft.
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                  • #39
                    I cut open about 6 different brands that fit my truck and decided anything other than Fram was okay. I usually use either Wix/Napa gold or Mobile 1/K&N.

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                    • #40
                      anyone run a royal purple?

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                      • #41
                        Cheap motor craft works for me 300$ for a filter is a little much rather buy other parts.

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                        • #42
                          Originally posted by KungFuHamster View Post
                          what exactly about motorcraft makes them better than one or the other? I was told a few years ago that Fram makes motorcraft filters, but I have no proof that is correct.
                          Purolator makes most of the ford filters
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                          • #43
                            Originally posted by 46Tbird View Post
                            The WIX (aka Napa Gold), Motorcraft, and AC Delco are all I would use. If you have an import car I would stick with WIX or the OEM.
                            Can we get a break down on brand in accordance with the pictures?
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                            • #44
                              Originally posted by 91CoupeMike View Post
                              Oh really?

                              Did the mesh separate and enter the engine? They say the adhesive is good for *600. I know oil doesn't get that hot, but stuff around the filter may, I was thinking it could heat soak and fail.
                              Hottest a filter can get is the temperature of the oil. It ain't generating heat...
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                              • #45
                                Just wanted to throw in that Rock Auto's Auto Extra filters are also the same as WIX/NAPA Gold


                                Here's a write up with pics and all

                                How to buy WIX, NAPA Gold oil filters at 66% off - MX-5 Miata Forum
                                http://forum.miata.net/vb/showthread.php?t=426763
                                How to buy WIX, NAPA Gold oil filters at 66% off Oils, Fluids, and Additives
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