HP6 filter question
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Re: HP6 filter question
Sounds like you have a big engine that needs lots of flow.
The HP seriers Fram filters are excellent flowing filters...but if you cut one open the same cheap cardboard upper lining is evident.
I would suggest taking a look at a K&N. It filters well and flows really good. It may be the best choice if you need "big flow". There is always a trade off between trapping and flow.
Wix Racing is very good as well.
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Amsoil SD is Excellent trapping and very good flowing
Mobil-1 is Excellent filtering and good flowing
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Purolator Pure 1 is Very good trapping and very good flow
A/C is very good trapping and very good flow
Mercury racing is very good flitering and very good flowing.
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Fram HP (Racing) is moderate trapping and outstanding flow
K&N is a very good trapping and excellent flowing filter
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The HP seriers Fram filters are excellent flowing filters...but if you cut one open the same cheap cardboard upper lining is evident.
I would suggest taking a look at a K&N. It filters well and flows really good. It may be the best choice if you need "big flow". There is always a trade off between trapping and flow.
Wix Racing is very good as well.
.................................................. .........................
Amsoil SD is Excellent trapping and very good flowing
Mobil-1 is Excellent filtering and good flowing
.................................................. ..........................
Purolator Pure 1 is Very good trapping and very good flow
A/C is very good trapping and very good flow
Mercury racing is very good flitering and very good flowing.
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Fram HP (Racing) is moderate trapping and outstanding flow
K&N is a very good trapping and excellent flowing filter
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Last edited by Hydrocruiser; 08-10-2005 at 04:08 PM.
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Can't find the 1.5 " diameter 16TPI threads. should it be 12 threads per inch?
Who is a good source online for the Mobil 1?
Who is a good source online for the Mobil 1?
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Re: HP6 filter question
Originally Posted by Hydrocruiser
Sounds like you have a big engine that needs lots of flow.
The HP seriers Fram filters are excellent flowing filters...but if you cut one open the same cheap cardboard upper lining is evident.
I would suggest taking a look at a K&N. It filters well and flows really good. It may be the best choice if you need "big flow". There is always a trade off between trapping and flow.
Wix Racing is very good as well.
.................................................. .........................
Amsoil SD is Excellent trapping and very good flowing
Mobil-1 is Excellent filtering and good flowing
.................................................. ..........................
Purolator Pure 1 is Very good trapping and very good flow
A/C is very good trapping and very good flow
Mercury racing is very good flitering and very good flowing.
.................................................. ..............................
Fram HP (Racing) is moderate trapping and outstanding flow
K&N is a very good trapping and excellent flowing filter
.................................................. .....................................
The HP seriers Fram filters are excellent flowing filters...but if you cut one open the same cheap cardboard upper lining is evident.
I would suggest taking a look at a K&N. It filters well and flows really good. It may be the best choice if you need "big flow". There is always a trade off between trapping and flow.
Wix Racing is very good as well.
.................................................. .........................
Amsoil SD is Excellent trapping and very good flowing
Mobil-1 is Excellent filtering and good flowing
.................................................. ..........................
Purolator Pure 1 is Very good trapping and very good flow
A/C is very good trapping and very good flow
Mercury racing is very good flitering and very good flowing.
.................................................. ..............................
Fram HP (Racing) is moderate trapping and outstanding flow
K&N is a very good trapping and excellent flowing filter
.................................................. .....................................
What do you think about the Mercury Racing filters
any down side to running them on a 502
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Re: HP6 filter question
Originally Posted by Hydrocruiser
Sounds like you have a big engine that needs lots of flow.
The HP seriers Fram filters are excellent flowing filters...but if you cut one open the same cheap cardboard upper lining is evident.
I would suggest taking a look at a K&N. It filters well and flows really good. It may be the best choice if you need "big flow". There is always a trade off between trapping and flow.
Wix Racing is very good as well.
.................................................. .........................
Amsoil SD is Excellent trapping and very good flowing
Mobil-1 is Excellent filtering and good flowing
.................................................. ..........................
Purolator Pure 1 is Very good trapping and very good flow
A/C is very good trapping and very good flow
Mercury racing is very good flitering and very good flowing.
.................................................. ..............................
Fram HP (Racing) is moderate trapping and outstanding flow
K&N is a very good trapping and excellent flowing filter
.................................................. .....................................
The HP seriers Fram filters are excellent flowing filters...but if you cut one open the same cheap cardboard upper lining is evident.
I would suggest taking a look at a K&N. It filters well and flows really good. It may be the best choice if you need "big flow". There is always a trade off between trapping and flow.
Wix Racing is very good as well.
.................................................. .........................
Amsoil SD is Excellent trapping and very good flowing
Mobil-1 is Excellent filtering and good flowing
.................................................. ..........................
Purolator Pure 1 is Very good trapping and very good flow
A/C is very good trapping and very good flow
Mercury racing is very good flitering and very good flowing.
.................................................. ..............................
Fram HP (Racing) is moderate trapping and outstanding flow
K&N is a very good trapping and excellent flowing filter
.................................................. .....................................
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Re: HP6 filter question
Originally Posted by racer-x6
Hydro,
What do you think about the Mercury Racing filters
any down side to running them on a 502
What do you think about the Mercury Racing filters
any down side to running them on a 502
The Merc Hp or Racing filters have a nice trapping and flow balance. Merc did a nice job here...we are not totally sure who makes them for Merc. Somebody suggested a while back that the weld points matched the Mobil-1 almost perfectly. M-1's are made by Champion labs.
Last edited by Hydrocruiser; 08-11-2005 at 03:26 PM.
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Re: HP6 filter question
Originally Posted by articfriends
Hydro,if he's running a hp-6 he's only got 2 options for a filter,the hp-6 and the k/n equivalent because of the GIANT size,Smitty
Many very high output engines that cost thousands use the Fram Racing because of flow requirements.
My only question is why not go with a dual filtration system and accomplish both if you are going to spend that kind of money?
Oil Filter company #'s
Filter Companies contact number:
AC Delco: 1-800-233-3526
Punch 1, then 4.
Baldwin: 1-800-882-5394
Punch 1, then 2.
Champ: 1-800-882-0890
Direct line
Donaldson: 1-800-374-1374
Punch 2 for cross ref, punch 3 for technical
Fleetguard: 1-800 223-4583
Punch 1 for cross ref, punch 3 for technical
Fram: 1-800-890-2075
Punch 1
Purolator: 1-800-526-4250
Direct line
Wix: 1-800-949-6698
Punch 4
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Who makes what filter?
Updated List;
Fram
Fram Extra Guard (std)
Fram Tough Guard (different media?)
Fram X2 (Silicone ADBV, Fuzzy media)
Fram Extended Guard(same as the X2)
Mileguard (Jiffy)
Honda (although some are alleged to be made by Filtech)
Chrysler line up except for the Cummins
Penzoil
Deffense
Canadian Tire
Champion Labs
Bosch
Car and Driver
Deutsch
Mobil 1
STP
SuperTech
K&N
Valvoline filters
Mighty
Service Champ
Lee
AutoZone Value Craft
Some AC Delco
VW (some)
Warner
Luberfiner
Trust
Wix
Carquest blue
Carquest red
Napa Gold
Napa Silver (lower quality with nitrile ADBV)
Kralinator (in Canada)
ALLIANCE (Freightliner aftermarket)
Purolator (Arvin Meritor)
Purolator premium plus (nitrile adbv)
Purolator Pure One (silicone adbv, different media)
Havoline
Maxlife Valvoline (some)
Group7
Promotive
Powerflow
Quaker State (less media)
Advanced Auto Total Grip. (less media)
Pep Boys Pro Line
MotorCraft
Superflo
Denso
Toyota
Mann+Hummel
Mann
Volvo
Clarcor
Baldwin
Hastings
Amsoil
Casite
Last edited by Hydrocruiser; 08-11-2005 at 03:29 PM.
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Re: HP6 filter question
https://www.amsoil.com/storefront/bmk18.aspx
The Amsoil Marine dual remote oil filtration system flows very well and filters down to one micron. I like the set up...what do you experts think?
My take is you could potentially go a lot longer between oil changes as it removes moisture and very tiny particles.
Using a "premium synthetic oil"...my best guess would be that for a "stock" non-blower motor...you could go 60-75 hours between changes. It also adds 1-2 qts to your oil volume.
You blower guys get too much gasoline in your oil to extend much beyond 10 hour chnages... but this may help remove gasoline to some degree. So it's still a consideration.
It's about a $320.00 system for two engines.
This is standard equiptment on many diesel engines; large commercial equiptment etc...not something new. It is what I would be running...if not from Amsoil then from another company.
http://www.oilguard.com/
http://www.eere.energy.gov/vehiclesa...ss/index.shtml
http://www.gulfcoastfilters.com/
http://www.bypassfilter.com/
http://www.smartmaintenance.com/prod...s-filters.html
The Amsoil Marine dual remote oil filtration system flows very well and filters down to one micron. I like the set up...what do you experts think?
My take is you could potentially go a lot longer between oil changes as it removes moisture and very tiny particles.
Using a "premium synthetic oil"...my best guess would be that for a "stock" non-blower motor...you could go 60-75 hours between changes. It also adds 1-2 qts to your oil volume.
You blower guys get too much gasoline in your oil to extend much beyond 10 hour chnages... but this may help remove gasoline to some degree. So it's still a consideration.
It's about a $320.00 system for two engines.
This is standard equiptment on many diesel engines; large commercial equiptment etc...not something new. It is what I would be running...if not from Amsoil then from another company.
http://www.oilguard.com/
http://www.eere.energy.gov/vehiclesa...ss/index.shtml
http://www.gulfcoastfilters.com/
http://www.bypassfilter.com/
http://www.smartmaintenance.com/prod...s-filters.html
Last edited by Hydrocruiser; 08-11-2005 at 03:57 PM.
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