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freserf 04-07-2021 06:15 AM

Recommended Oil Filter
 
I just purchased the LN Engineering spin-on filter adapter and wanted some feedback from you guys. I have read a few comments on what others have used and what they recommend, but would like more input. I am leaning towards the K&N HP-1007 spin-on filter ... have never had any trouble with K&N filters across multiple vehicles. Have any of you used the K&N filter? Thanks for any input.

2ata 04-07-2021 06:45 AM

I use the NAPA Gold filter that is recommended by LN, why would you not?

BrantyB 04-07-2021 07:02 AM

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Originally Posted by 2ata (Post 633119)
I use the NAPA Gold filter that is recommended by LN, why would you not?

100%, no need to overthink it.

JFP in PA 04-07-2021 07:43 AM

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Originally Posted by freserf (Post 633116)
I just purchased the LN Engineering spin-on filter adapter and wanted some feedback from you guys. I have read a few comments on what others have used and what they recommend, but would like more input. I am leaning towards the K&N HP-1007 spin-on filter ... have never had any trouble with K&N filters across multiple vehicles. Have any of you used the K&N filter? Thanks for any input.

The K&N is overpriced and not as good as the NAPA filter.

ike84 04-07-2021 08:09 AM

Speaking of the LN spin on adapter - are there any similar adapters (for stock or aftermarket filters) that have oil line takeoffs built in to them? I know the DOF kits come with such a thing, but I haven't seen any sold individually. (Sorry, not trying to hijack the thread).

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JFP in PA 04-07-2021 08:49 AM

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Originally Posted by ike84 (Post 633128)
Speaking of the LN spin on adapter - are there any similar adapters (for stock or aftermarket filters) that have oil line takeoffs built in to them? I know the DOF kits come with such a thing, but I haven't seen any sold individually. (Sorry, not trying to hijack the thread).

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First of all, the DOF system takes oil from the cylinder head, not the filter. The IMS Solution, which is a patented design, uses the spin on filter adaptor. There are filter adaptors with AN lines on them to remote mount the filter itself, but I do not know of anyone other than LN that makes a quality spin on filter mount for these cars, possibly because the market size is so small.

freserf 04-07-2021 09:01 AM

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Originally Posted by 2ata (Post 633119)
I use the NAPA Gold filter that is recommended by LN, why would you not?

Suggestions from others on other forums. But if you guys have used them without issue, I would trust that information ...

rfuerst911sc 04-07-2021 11:52 AM

Wix # 51348 .......... done ! I have been using these since Jake built my engine . It's a quality filter and available locally and online .

JFP in PA 04-07-2021 12:06 PM

Try the 51348 XP (IMS Solution cars) or the 51042 XP for non Solution cars. The XP filters are designed for use with full synthetic oils, and offer a slightly finer micron porosity in the filter media.

rfuerst911sc 04-08-2021 02:41 AM

I am using a semi-synthetic oil in my car based on oil analysis ( many samples ) and Jake reviewing those samples . I will stay with the Wix # 51348 . But my engine is far from stock so your results may vary :D

husker boxster 04-08-2021 05:25 AM

FYI... Napa Gold filters are rebranded Wix filters.

freserf 04-12-2021 04:38 AM

Thanks
 
Thanks for the responses and input. It is always good to hear other points of view ... I am going to send off an oil sample at my next oil change to get a baseline with the factory filter setup. Then I will install my spin-on adapter and K&N HP-1007. Next I will use the NAPA Gold with oil samples for comparison. I'll try at least 3-4 different filters just for my own curiosity. I don't expect any amazing results.


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