k&n billet reusable oil filter?
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Reuseable filters for automotive use such as OMNI/OBERG have been around since the early 80's.
There were primarily for Drag Racing/Boat Racing/Off Road use. Many people used them on Pro Street cars... etc. There made for frequent inspection/rebuild which is standard for any off road performance vehicle.
Personally would not use this type of filter for a daily driver.
MOROSO still produces the OMNI filter system if interested.
There were primarily for Drag Racing/Boat Racing/Off Road use. Many people used them on Pro Street cars... etc. There made for frequent inspection/rebuild which is standard for any off road performance vehicle.
Personally would not use this type of filter for a daily driver.
MOROSO still produces the OMNI filter system if interested.
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I was reading and watching YouTube videos of oil filters. I guess u can say I was curious because the k&n filter i was inquiring about is all stainless steel. Including the filter. Looks cool also.,lol. I seen a video of a Japanese one also. Cost is not a problem for me. Ill drop a hundred or 2 for peace of mind. I also figured that maybe the parts store I ordered the 5 cases of gc would throw in a six filter for free but no!.
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I was wondering about a billet oil filter. I use a Scott Billet Oil filter on my CBR1100XX. It also has a magnetic drain. I've been using it for a year. Many mc riders use a billet oil filter I just don't know about my G. I think I'll just use a K&N. Scott billet oil filters are very "pretty". I also use a magnetic oil drain plug on my bike.
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