I've only taken Fram's off two cars...
Motorhome: parts store only had a Fram. "How bad could it be?". Sitting in traffic in DFW at 6 in the morning (left Austin at 3) oil pressure drops to about half what it normally is. "Apparently, that bad". Change the filter on the side of the road before it completely blocks the oil passages in the old 455. '79 ITA RX7: Owner says, "Oil pressure does funny things". Uh, maybe it's because you've got a Fram on there. "Nahh, everybody talks bad about Fram's, but they're awesome". <pulls drain plug off> "Awesome enough to come apart in your oil, apparently". Consider yourself lucky, and you're probably better off not talking about how awesome Fram filters are in the future. |
Napa Gold and Wix (same thing actually) are the only filters besides the OEM filters that I would touch, for any vehicle!
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Looks good
I like the alternator, did you send it out to get polished? or did you do it yourself. |
Nice........Looks real good!
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Originally Posted by christaylor
Close, I'm surprised how many people don't know what they're talking about when it comes to exhaust systems. Ceramic coating, or the wrap you see on bikes a lot, raises exhaust temperature. Higher exhaust temperature (usually) means more horsepower. More horsepower = good. Since a coating or a wrap keeps the heat in the pipes, it tends to reduce the overal temperature in the engine bay, which means cooler inlet temps, which also means more horsepower. Even more horsepower = good.
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