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  1. GriffinB

    EcoGuard X4651 New C&P

    I didn't even thing that I could move the two bearings to those holes, I'm sure they would fit then. I wonder how many used PG4612EX filters I still have...
  2. GriffinB

    EcoGuard X4651 New C&P

    Haha hell no, this is a cheap one off of amazon and has worked well enough. Sadly it does not go small enough for the PG4612EX filters.
  3. GriffinB

    Pronto/PG PG4651 New C&P

    Agreed, it's wild how lots of the more expensive filter manufacturers have small louvers instead of holes like this.
  4. GriffinB

    EcoGuard X4651 New C&P

    I bought this filter because it was on wholesale closeout at RockAuto, and I already was buying closeout parts. For $1.22 from Famous Brand I can't complain, and I don't see why this filter wouldn't work for a normal 5k OCI. This filter does look the worst out of the other two closeout filters I...
  5. GriffinB

    Carquest R85372MP New C&P

    I bought this filter because it was on wholesale closeout at RockAuto, and I already was buying closeout parts. For $1.28 from Famous Brand I can't complain, and I don't see why this filter wouldn't work for a normal 5k OCI. I kind of regret cutting it open because I figured it'd look like...
  6. GriffinB

    ProTune AIO24651 New C&P

    I bought this filter because it was on wholesale closeout at RockAuto, and I already was buying closeout parts. For $1.24 from Famous Brand I can't complain, and I don't see why this filter wouldn't work for a normal 5k OCI. I kind of regret cutting it open because I figured it'd look like...
  7. GriffinB

    Pronto/PG PG4651 New C&P

    I bought this filter off RockAuto for $2.19 and have been running the extended version for around a year now and have cut multiple open and they always look great, they go for $5.44. I bought this filter just to see the quality of it before I run one, and wow I was surprised. I was expecting to...
  8. GriffinB

    Pronto/PG PO1A New C&P

    This is a new Pronto/Premium Guard filter ordered from RockAuto under VariousMFR. I ordered two of these at $2.94 each, better then an FL1A at $5.55 on RA. I wanted to cut one of these open before I ran it on my Bronco, considering the price point I was expecting a rough looking filter, but this...
  9. GriffinB

    Valvoline VR1 10w30 Conventional 1.5k mi; 1987 Bronco 2.7k mi - used oil analysis

    I've heard they charge around $250, not sure what all that includes. I got a tune for my Mustang from Marty Ochs for $200. I only got it because I needed to change the PCM gear ratio to 3.73. The canned tune that comes with the SCT tuners is garbage and I got bad detonation under moderate to...
  10. GriffinB

    Valvoline VR1 10w30 Conventional 1.5k mi; 1987 Bronco 2.7k mi - used oil analysis

    I've heard VE is the proper way to tune but I don't quite understand how to tune it. I've thought about having one of the remote Holley tuners just write me a base tune that way I can just know what a good table looks like.
  11. GriffinB

    Valvoline VR1 10w30 Conventional 1.5k mi; 1987 Bronco 2.7k mi - used oil analysis

    Like @doverlabs said I am running a Holley Sniper, if I could take a stock timing and fuel map from the OEM ECU then I would as it would make things a lot simpler.
  12. GriffinB

    1987 Ford Bronco - used Motorcraft FL-1A cut open

    I imagine the roundness was something I should've checked especially with using a cheaper piston? You'd hope the machinist checked but who knows.
  13. GriffinB

    Valvoline VR1 10w30 Conventional 1.5k mi; 1987 Bronco 2.7k mi - used oil analysis

    The debris circled is just paint from cutting the filter open and it got on the filter media. Not sure about the 2nd and 3rd picture and the 4th looks like bubbles in the oil. Not sure, probably bad tune? What causes carbon deposits on pistons? I used Lucas SAE30 break in oil for cam break in...
  14. GriffinB

    1987 Ford Bronco - used Motorcraft FL-1A cut open

    The arrow is facing to the front of the engine.
  15. GriffinB

    Valvoline VR1 10w30 Conventional 1.5k mi; 1987 Bronco 2.7k mi - used oil analysis

    I mean it was completely machined so the fact it was Jasper shouldn't affect it. But it is at .060" on the cylinder walls and it's iffy if you can go to .080". So I will be looking for another block.
  16. GriffinB

    Valvoline VR1 10w30 Conventional 1.5k mi; 1987 Bronco 2.7k mi - used oil analysis

    How come, just to try and get as many contaminants out that may be floating around? And how short of an interval should I do?
  17. GriffinB

    1987 Ford Bronco - used Motorcraft FL-1A cut open

    Yep that's the plan. At some point I'll snag a used block and rebuild it if it needs it. I see them on marketplace for around $500. I need to do a leak down test just cause and I'll do compression tests to see if they improve.
  18. GriffinB

    1987 Ford Bronco - used Motorcraft FL-1A cut open

    The UOA came in and I posted it here: https://bobistheoilguy.com/forums/threads/valvoline-vr1-10w30-conventional-1-500-miles-1987-bronco-2-700mi.405404/
  19. GriffinB

    Valvoline VR1 10w30 Conventional 1.5k mi; 1987 Bronco 2.7k mi - used oil analysis

    This is my report for my 1987 Ford Bronco that has a rebuilt 460 in it along with a ZF5. This was my first engine rebuild and I definitely could've done better. The engine was rebuilt already and quite damaged when I got it, I was not even planning a rebuild, seemed like Jasper did it before...
  20. GriffinB

    1987 Ford Bronco - used Motorcraft FL-1A cut open

    That filter and oil only had 1500 miles on it. I am hoping most of the black carbon looking sludge was from the assembly lube but I would’ve thought it’d be gone by now. What did you replace FL1As with?
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