Anybody using Pure Power oil filter ?
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It is quite outstanding as I have seen them used in drag cars locally.
The most outstanding benefit of a Stainless Steel Controlled Pore size filter is much imporved "first pass" filtration without pressure buildup vs. conventional filter media.
The racing pros toss it in a drum parts cleaner for an hour or so.
Cleaning is not a breeze and I know a guy who buys a new filter rather than clean it. (He has $$).
Hope that helps.
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Thanks.
Sounds like cleaning is not so easy. I looked through the Pure Power web site and could not find a cleaning instruction.
But I guess the filter is fine if it is used by racing pros.
Sounds like cleaning is not so easy. I looked through the Pure Power web site and could not find a cleaning instruction.
But I guess the filter is fine if it is used by racing pros.
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I have them on two blown bbc remote with temp.therm. #12 lines and k.e. block mounts love them also I use filter mags clamped on just like overkill i know the pure one has mags. built into them also them on my cust. choppers I build
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How do you clean the Pure Power oil filters ?
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How long time do you spend cleaning them ?
And I guess they have to be dry before you can refit them ?
Is it easy to see that they have been cleaned properly ?
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5 min. from the time i touch the filter to the time its back on unless i find something to make me stop and inspect closer also i do not use any water so i just coat the threads and oring with a little 25/50 v-twin sinth. and spin together
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Outdrives with, and the still look New to this day,Used alot in salt water mostly,Well look forward to sharing more information with you and can give you more history etc. Sincerely Tom Brunner
Last edited by FilterPRO; 02-22-2007 at 01:54 AM.


