First oil filter change and a question
Purolator Pure One filters man... get em at Advance Auto. They're on sale right now for $5 each, and you can buy like 4 or 5 of them online and bundle it with a coupon code to get another $10 off the purchase, and do in-store pickup so you don't have to pay shipping.
I think it comes out to like $3 each per filter if you take advantage of this special.
I think it comes out to like $3 each per filter if you take advantage of this special.
Oh.. by the way, Purolator Pure One oil filters and Mobil One filters are the best filters that you can buy out there off the shelf of a store without having to order them online. Purolators are the best for the money because they cost about half of what the Mobil one's go for.... and yeah, ditch the crappy Fram.
I'd also recommend going with a slightly larger than stock oil filter for your car. Our stock sized oil filters are real tiny.
PL14610 is the filter number of the next size up Purolator oil filter that fits our cars and has the same dynamics in terms of thread pitch and bypass valve pressure.... that's what I use on my G35.
I'd also recommend going with a slightly larger than stock oil filter for your car. Our stock sized oil filters are real tiny.
PL14610 is the filter number of the next size up Purolator oil filter that fits our cars and has the same dynamics in terms of thread pitch and bypass valve pressure.... that's what I use on my G35.
^ why would you compare a cheap filter to a expensive filter. and say dont buy the expensive one when you also recommend it at the same time lol
mobile 1 and k&n are the exact sane filter inside.
mobile 1 and k&n are the exact sane filter inside.
metal endcaps, Micro Filtration, more pleats, silicone drainback valve, and ptfe treated gasket.
To abide by the KISS theory, Keep It Simple Stupid
Purolator PureOne PL14610 FTW. I use the same filter for all three of my cars, two subies and a G.. I buy 'em from Amazon. Good deal and usually free shipping.
Metal end caps and anti-drainback valves. Good oil pressure readings and great filtration results as reported on Bobistheoilguy site by many independant users. I'm sure Wix and K&N are good as well but I've found the Purolator's to be a best buy.
Metal end caps and anti-drainback valves. Good oil pressure readings and great filtration results as reported on Bobistheoilguy site by many independant users. I'm sure Wix and K&N are good as well but I've found the Purolator's to be a best buy.
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Well, sorry that I didn't state the obvious.
Question: Which filter looks more like the Original Nissan filter ......Geeze lol
As for WIX? don't know where I would even get one locally, but I have cut open a Fram and an original Honda filter before and they are EXACTLY the same. That tells me that they meet the Mfg standards of the particular Honda engineering.
Question: Which filter looks more like the Original Nissan filter ......Geeze lol
As for WIX? don't know where I would even get one locally, but I have cut open a Fram and an original Honda filter before and they are EXACTLY the same. That tells me that they meet the Mfg standards of the particular Honda engineering.
The Pure one filters are the best, I was having really rough starts and a lot of noise on startup when running fram and letting the car sit for a week or more before Cranking. Im gessing it is the bad/no drainback but all my troubles are solved. PureOne FTW!
I have no idea what you're talking about. All I'm saying is that the Purolator Pure One filters and Mobil One filters offer pretty much the same filtration and quality from a filter, but the Mobil one filters cost about twice as much. The Pure One filters are a better deal for the money. For the price of the Fram or less, you can have the no-questions-asked, all-around superior Purolator Pure One filter.
To abide by the KISS theory, Keep It Simple Stupid
To abide by the KISS theory, Keep It Simple Stupid
Purolator filters are excellent for sure.
