All good responses and I really appreciate the quips. Many have opined about electrolysis. Others have rightly opined about the downside of aluminum-on-aluminum thread mating in terms of durability. To Paolo's question, the OEM plug (M15x1.5) is steel (not SS) with a magnetic core, and (I...
This question actually relates to a motorcycle but the question is universal: it's mechanical.
Consider that the choices here for the plug metal are SS and aluminum.
With an aluminum case, is SS absolutely ideal for the drain plug?
Can an aluminum plug be used just as well?
I ask this because...
Unless Bob Buckman (Champion Labs) knows something we don’t know, it looks like the ST7313 is history.
I think when all is said & done, I like ZeeOSix’s suggestion the best: Fram XG7313
Available here for the same price...
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Super-Tech-Premium-Oil-Filter-ST7317/16880669
Delivery not available.
Pickup' not available.
Are you starting to get my point ???
Walmart's the obvious answer. The reason I asked is because - in repeated searching - I do not see a direct link to the items I listed, along with prices and a method to order. and they are NOT on the shelf in the store - I've checked 3-4 different stores. A specific link to these items would be...
Thanks for all responses Bluefeb95 & ZeeOSix!!
I had seen the spec sheet for the Fram PH6017A.
It disappoints me that ST doesn't do the same for its filters !!
So now that we have that straight, does anyone know where to get the ST6607, ST7313, or even XG7313 filter ???
Newby here and first post:
For my Triumph Bonneville, the Fram oil filter is PH6017A, which is probably a fine filter.
But I'd like to explore a Super Tech alternative, which has led me to:
ST6607
It's 2.5" long and reportedly has a thread size of M20X1.5. Does anyone know the ID/OD of the...