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Old May 17, 2008 | 04:22 PM
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Anyone here used Wix Oil filter for their G?
Have anyone used Wix oil filter before? and how they like it?

Your opinion please...
 
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I use nothing but. Did my research (lots of info on this site) and that's what I settled on. The only one better might be the Amsoil one. Consenus seems to be that the Fram is crap, so don't use one of those.
 
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^can't seem to find Wix around here....
 
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Originally Posted by SwivelMan
I use nothing but. Did my research (lots of info on this site) and that's what I settled on. The only one better might be the Amsoil one. Consenus seems to be that the Fram is crap, so don't use one of those.
You can also get WIX from Amsoil
 
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Old May 18, 2008 | 04:37 PM
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Originally Posted by SwivelMan
I use nothing but. Did my research (lots of info on this site) and that's what I settled on. The only one better might be the Amsoil one. Consenus seems to be that the Fram is crap, so don't use one of those.
Really? I thought they were like Crappytire brand (motormaster) or Fram, because I was on the G37 forum and this guy cut open three different oil filters just to see what was inside. One of them was the OEM Nissan filter, and it looks like Fram with an OEM cover up...
 
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Originally Posted by SwivelMan
I use nothing but. Did my research (lots of info on this site) and that's what I settled on. The only one better might be the Amsoil one. Consenus seems to be that the Fram is crap, so don't use one of those.
You're missing the mobil one filters. They are also very high quality.
 
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You're missing the mobil one filters. They are also very high quality.
True. Several good choices.
 
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Amsoil EAO filters had the best UOA results so far. It's on bitog forums.
 
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Thanks guys
 
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