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Originally Posted by opensourceguy
If GM was smart, they wouldn't put the PCV valve under a bunch of crap, and 1/8" away from the intake plenum. If GM was smart, they would have a two bolt thermostat housing. GM isn't smart.. they screwed up a lot of crap on my car.. I rather human input.. computers and other dumb people that get paid minimum wage, don't make the best decisions.
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They have changed things in the past 15 years...
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Originally Posted by LakevilleSSEi
Why do I get the idea that this is slowly turning into a fight thread?
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BTW guys the website that lists that filter is zzperformance.com
I would say they know what they are doing over there. So I will trust that the 4.3L is better.
I would say they know what they are doing over there. So I will trust that the 4.3L is better.
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For those that wanted to know here'* the run down on the part numbers and prices.
AC Delco - 4.3L - PF52 / 3.8L - PF47 - same cost $3.88 at Advanced Auto
Mobil 1 - 4.3L - M1-201 / 3.8L - M1-101 - same cost $10.99 at Autozone
Pure-One - 4.3L - PL24011 / 3.8L - PL10111 - same cost $5.88 at Advanced Auto
Purolator - 4.3L - L24011 / 3.8L - L10111 - same cost $2.98 at Advanced Auto
K&N - 4.3L - HP-2001 / 3.8L - HP-1001 - same cost $11.88 at Advanced Auto
Napa Gold - 4.3L - FIL 1036 cost $5.89 / 3.8L - FIL 1040 cost $5.99 at NAPA
Napa Silver - 4.3L - SFI 21036 cost $2.89 / 3.8L - SFI 21040 cost $2.59 at NAPA
Napa Nascar Select - 4.3L - NFI 91036 / 3.8L - NFI 91040 - same cost $3.29 at NAPA
My choice on oil filters would be either Mobil 1 or K&N if you have money burning a hole in your pocket, then Pure-One or Napa Gold, then AC Delco, Purolator, Napa Silver, or Napa Nascar Select. Now I know that there are Fram filters also, but I did not mention them because I think they are garbage.
AC Delco - 4.3L - PF52 / 3.8L - PF47 - same cost $3.88 at Advanced Auto
Mobil 1 - 4.3L - M1-201 / 3.8L - M1-101 - same cost $10.99 at Autozone
Pure-One - 4.3L - PL24011 / 3.8L - PL10111 - same cost $5.88 at Advanced Auto
Purolator - 4.3L - L24011 / 3.8L - L10111 - same cost $2.98 at Advanced Auto
K&N - 4.3L - HP-2001 / 3.8L - HP-1001 - same cost $11.88 at Advanced Auto
Napa Gold - 4.3L - FIL 1036 cost $5.89 / 3.8L - FIL 1040 cost $5.99 at NAPA
Napa Silver - 4.3L - SFI 21036 cost $2.89 / 3.8L - SFI 21040 cost $2.59 at NAPA
Napa Nascar Select - 4.3L - NFI 91036 / 3.8L - NFI 91040 - same cost $3.29 at NAPA
My choice on oil filters would be either Mobil 1 or K&N if you have money burning a hole in your pocket, then Pure-One or Napa Gold, then AC Delco, Purolator, Napa Silver, or Napa Nascar Select. Now I know that there are Fram filters also, but I did not mention them because I think they are garbage.
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Originally Posted by macho_mike21
has either of those ever caused you any problems?
No, I don't think this is a fight thread, good thing you didn't say mature adults.. because I wouldn't fall under that catagory .
If ZZperformance recommends it, there is no way I won't be doing it. I wonder if mobil 1 filters work best with mobil 1 oil. That would be funny if they said that on their oil and filters!
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wondering about what brand filter to buy? Maybe this will help!
http://www.lesabret.com/filters/filter.html
Gives Fram a VERY bad review, and with good reason.
http://www.lesabret.com/filters/filter.html
Gives Fram a VERY bad review, and with good reason.
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