Bypass oil filters

[somebodyelse5]

Hey guys. Im considering investing in a bypass oil filter. Who makes the best product?

The only one iv seen is the FS2500. What else is out there?

[Raul@Stealth Automotive]

Amsoil has my vote: on the bottom on the left: AMSOIL - Stealth Synthetics, Independent Dealer, Motor and Engine Oil, Lubricants, Air Filters, Oil Filters and Greases

[somebodyelse5]

Thanks Raul. Im tellin you man, your always there to help me out!

[somebodyelse5]

hey im lookin at the stuff right now, but having a way hard time figuring out the site.
Heres where i got to https://www.amsoil.com/storefront/Se...?CategoryID=74 which one is what i would want?

[Raul@Stealth Automotive]

hey bud their site is being all wacko..... i dont see the one you need on their so ill get back to you tomorrow on it....

[somebodyelse5]

ok sounds good. i got times haha

[Dirk]

This looks expensive.

[somebodyelse5]

about 400-500 bones i think...... from what ive read, it pretty much saves your motor. And i like my motor, alot, and i think i should do this for her haha. Its a give and take relationship hahahaha.

[MongoVB]

I thought those oil filters that use the toilet paper rolls where supposed to filter down to 1 micron or better? They don't filter 100% of the oil all the time though. It a lower preasure type. I think one company called Frantz and another called motor guard, alsthough I couldnt find anything about the motor guard one.

[Southpaw]

According to Amsoil-
Engine wear is created by dirt and soot particles greater than 5 microns. Their by-pass filter is 98.7% efficient at 2 microns and 39% efficient at less than 1 micron.

I'm sure its on their website, but just figured I would post it up for you. That's the one I was going to get, when the money got spent on other things...