View Poll Results: Oil filter?
AC Delco
2
0.63%
Fram
55
17.35%
Purolator
43
13.56%
Wix (Napa Gold)
49
15.46%
Mobil 1
44
13.88%
Mopar
57
17.98%
K & N
27
8.52%
Amsoil
14
4.42%
Whatever the shop throws in
5
1.58%
Other (please specify in a post)
11
3.47%
Royal Purple
10
3.15%
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Old 07-29-2011, 09:05 PM
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Mopar, NAPA Gold, or Wix. Depends on what retailer I'm closer to when I'm buying my PM parts. If I'm not mistaken Wix manufactures NAPA Gold filters. The part numbers are the same save for a prefix number on the Wix filter.
 
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This isn't a stalk, ( I have both threads as subscriptions lol)
I actually pick up a nopar at the dealer, then do the change when it's time....every 5,000mi. These are easy miles, with pure synthetic. mobil 1.btw.
 
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Mopar here. Fram's stay on the shelf after reading some info on them. I will only use Mopar filters on my Mopars.
 
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I use K&N. Very well built and love how you can ratchet it off. I can't tell you how many Fram and Mopar filters I've either crushed with a filter wrench or had to drive a screwdriver through. Never had an issue with K&N. Littler higher, but worth the extra to me.
 
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Just switched over to Wix after this last change since I made the switch to synthetic. Heard it can last as long as the oil
 
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I use mopar with synthetic..
 
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Originally Posted by raminit
Mopar here. Fram's stay on the shelf after reading some info on them. I will only use Mopar filters on my Mopars.
Ive only used Fram lol Talk me out of them..... Whats the horror story
 
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There filter material is extremely subpar compared to those of Champion Labs and others like it. Fram still uses a paper media while the others have switched to synthetic media which is better and lasts longer
 
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Talked me out them real quick. Ive seen the purolator commerical but i guess i havent put much thought to it
 


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