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anyone used K & N oil filters?

like this one?

this is the longer version of the stock.

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/K-N-OIL-FILT ... 3381fb0c06
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they'd wanna be good for the price. Ive had both white GM & Blue ACDelco filters and get the same oil pressure with both.
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I came across a comment from delco about the anti drain valve in ryco ones.

I am sure he will chime in on this.

I am not sure if its the filler or so air leaking in from somewhere. I can't compare to genuine filters as they don't even have anti drain.

you can get K&N pro series (PS) filter for $7. Same filter as the HP filters but more OEM style.
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Last I heard, even the GM filters are now been made in China.....
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not the ones I can get. they are sill made in Poland.
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i used to allways use ryco untill they started making my car rattle on startup and some started failing internally.everyone says a filter is a filter but nowdays thats far from the truth.what was once metal is now made from cardboard or plastic.a quick look inside the threaded hole you can tell a good from a bad.and the v6 has a lot of cold start oil pressure over 100psi another reason to use a good quality steel filter you may not loose oil pressure but you may well be running continously with 0 filtration when the cardboard ones take a shit.the price difference between a cheapo and a top quality one is less than $5
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genuine is less in total when purchasing a box full :)
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well that might explain the rattle and screech i get on cold starts.


as always my filters are always empty when left for few hours.

should i get the PS-1001 or the HP-1001 ?

And where from thats not ebay prices?
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Amsoil & Royal Purple seem to be the only ones with different filter medium's
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