Jumping off the Rotella band wagon!
Thanks Alex! It's K&N. I was going to do 15w through the winter, but it's not hard to change oil so I am going to just save the oil, and seasonally change.
Fyi, not sure about your part of the country, but the wix filters here are much cheaper than the K&N and equal quality. They don't have the handy hex but at the end but they shouldn't be tight enough to utilize it anyway lol.
Napa gold filters are also at the top do the filtration list.
Napa gold filters are also at the top do the filtration list.
Fyi, not sure about your part of the country, but the wix filters here are much cheaper than the K&N and equal quality. They don't have the handy hex but at the end but they shouldn't be tight enough to utilize it anyway lol.
Napa gold filters are also at the top do the filtration list.
Napa gold filters are also at the top do the filtration list.
Any filter is good except FRAM.. it might as well have single ply TP in it for filtration IMHO.
Fyi, not sure about your part of the country, but the wix filters here are much cheaper than the K&N and equal quality. They don't have the handy hex but at the end but they shouldn't be tight enough to utilize it anyway lol.
Napa gold filters are also at the top do the filtration list.
Napa gold filters are also at the top do the filtration list.
The Wix # is 51515 and Napa Gold # is 1515 (that's a Wix).
And they are the same size as the larger K&N HP-3001.
Wix also has a 51515XP for use with synthetic oil. Worth the few bucks more?.... your call.
And they are the same size as the larger K&N HP-3001.
Wix also has a 51515XP for use with synthetic oil. Worth the few bucks more?.... your call.
Last edited by OverRover; Jun 27, 2017 at 11:36 AM.
correct, i had forgotten they were identical parts.
around here the wix is nearly $10 cheaper than the k&n.
I am not married to paying more, and I am a big fan of NAPA. Their air filters are exactly the same filter the dealership sells.
The date June 20, 2013 just above, is the date this Blog was first started,
Many just use the oil that gives us a warm/fuzzy feeling and have never experienced the tick. If it suddenly starts ticking regularly after a year of so of ownership it's not likely to be the oil we have been using.
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Originally Posted by Best4x4
Any filter is good except FRAM.. it might as well have single ply TP in it for filtration IMHO.
I've used Fram filters for many years on a ton of different vehicles...I can't remember ever having any issues with them?? Not sure what the beef is? I think I'd rather run a Fram then a store brand filter? I run the Mobile 1 filter on the Rover, I hate the cost though...


