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Old 08-31-2006, 10:42 AM
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Originally Posted by mrbell83
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Fram... lol i think the Walmart Filters are better then a fram
Will using a fram lower oil pressure??
maybe. they are vary Poor quality, thay may couse that. Just get a AC delco or a Wix os something as good, there not alot fo money and there WAY better
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The only reason I bought the fram is beecause they are resonably priced and have the grip on the bottom so they are easy to change. I run amsoil in my truck with a K&N oil filter, but I am not going to put that kind of stuff on this car until i get the leak fixed. I mean whats the point of running the best stuff when it is just leaking out. I will get a Ac Delco filter today...
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Originally Posted by jr's3800
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Guys if you are using a Fram oil filter, get it off the car and pitch it... Go with an AC Delco, Wix, Puralator and the like...
I am using a fram tough guard, why should I switch???
Tought Gaurd... Is that the expensive Black filter? Or just the orange one?

If its the orange one with the black grip and you cut one open, you'd never buy another fram oil filter again
No its the gray one that is made for heavy duty applications, so it says........
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Well thats fine with me, i will switch to a Ac Delco filter, they are cheaper than the fram and hey if they are better, why not..........
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http://www.lesabret.com/filters/filter.html

Look at the first 3.. 2 delco'* PF47 and the third one is FRAM 3387..

I"d avoid tough guard and extra guard.. for FRAM the Extended guard or x2 filter would be the only fram filter I use.. but they're overpriced, so I only use extended guard FRAM filter when they're on sale.. which is seldom
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ROFL

The Walmart one is Better then the Fram


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