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Marauderjack
01-12-2008, 07:00 AM
Anyone using these with their remote filter system??:confused:

A tech at my dealership used them on his Mustang drag car but had a dozen left over when he sold it....so he let me have them for $36.00!!:beer:

I installed one yesterday and cther than being heavier it is no different than the FL-1A......It does have a 400 PSI burst rating.....don't think I have to worry about that!!:rolleyes:

A good deal for him and me but OVERKILL for my Marauder!!:cool4:

Marauderjack:burnout:

BigCars4Ever
01-12-2008, 03:07 PM
IS it the same size as the FL-1A?? Is it just the burst pressure that's different?

Marauderjack
01-13-2008, 04:13 AM
IS it the same size as the FL-1A?? Is it just the burst pressure that's different?

Yeppers.....same size but much heavier!!:cool:

The tech said it had better filter media than the FL-1A but I doubt it.....$3.00 each was a deal though!!:beer:

shami02
01-13-2008, 01:22 PM
These are the filters I use on my remote filter setup, I dont know if they are any better but they fit rather nicely... You got a heck of a deal on price per filter. That right there is a good price!

RF Overlord
01-14-2008, 09:48 AM
'jack, a word of advice when buying large quantities of filters at once: they DO have a shelf-life.

Most of the pundits over on BITOG have recommended using a filter no more than 3 years after it's made. Oil filters are so cheap that there's no need to buy mass quantities unless they will be used in short order. The stock Motorcraft FL-820S is only $3.48 at Wally's, so I generally just keep 1 or 2 on my shelf in case I need to do an unexpected change.

Marauderjack
01-14-2008, 03:05 PM
'jack, a word of advice when buying large quantities of filters at once: they DO have a shelf-life.

Most of the pundits over on BITOG have recommended using a filter no more than 3 years after it's made. Oil filters are so cheap that there's no need to buy mass quantities unless they will be used in short order. The stock Motorcraft FL-820S is only $3.48 at Wally's, so I generally just keep 1 or 2 on my shelf in case I need to do an unexpected change.


Wonder what goes bad???:confused:

They look fine and as far as I can tell "Work" fine??:cool:

Marauderjack:bandit:

ImpalaSlayer
01-14-2008, 04:10 PM
yeah what could possibly go bad>? not trying to argue just trying to lean something.

GreekGod
01-15-2008, 05:55 AM
'jack, a word of advice when buying large quantities of filters at once: they DO have a shelf-life.

My filters don't have a "sell by" or a "use by" date on them! :lol:

Perhaps they should have? I'm just guessing, but the glue & media could deteriorate over time. They should be labeled "store in a cool, dry place".

RF Overlord
01-15-2008, 07:36 AM
^^^what GreekGod said^^^.