Anyone know off hand? I'm trying to do a comparison and search really didn't bring up much.
Efficiency rating on RP oil filters?
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Might need to send RP an Email on this one Daman.
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Hmmm i though at one time it was floating around here, i'll do that thanks DT.
in the mean time if anybody has a clue post up....
in the mean time if anybody has a clue post up....
Boy i should have checked there wed site first,doh!, says 99% @ 25 microns,but i thought it was better then that i had @ 20 in my head,hmm.
Just got off the phone with Jeff from RP tech and boy nice guy but hush hush could only give me the efficiency thats it no beta ratio,not even a by pass setting nothing!,i told him RP needs to do better and that you can go to WIX web site and get all that info,he agreed.
did get some oil change stickers sent,lol
did get some oil change stickers sent,lol
Originally Posted By: daman
Just got off the phone with Jeff from RP tech and boy nice guy but hush hush could only give me the efficiency thats it no beta ratio,not even a by pass setting nothing!,i told him RP needs to do better and that you can go to WIX web site and get all that info,he agreed.
did get some oil change stickers sent,lol
99% @ 25 micron is essentially a Beta Ratio. That's not a bad efficiency.
Just got off the phone with Jeff from RP tech and boy nice guy but hush hush could only give me the efficiency thats it no beta ratio,not even a by pass setting nothing!,i told him RP needs to do better and that you can go to WIX web site and get all that info,he agreed.
did get some oil change stickers sent,lol
99% @ 25 micron is essentially a Beta Ratio. That's not a bad efficiency.
Originally Posted By: Jim Allen
I got Beta Ratios for the MC FL820S equivalent
B25=100
B20=75
B10=5
B25=100 means 99.0% @ 25 microns.
B20=75 means 98.7% @ 20 microns.
B10=5 means 80% @ 10 microns.
So where did you get these Beta Ratio? The B10=5 (80% @ 10 microns) is much better than the advertised Ford spec of 80% @ 20 microns.
I got Beta Ratios for the MC FL820S equivalent
B25=100
B20=75
B10=5
B25=100 means 99.0% @ 25 microns.
B20=75 means 98.7% @ 20 microns.
B10=5 means 80% @ 10 microns.
So where did you get these Beta Ratio? The B10=5 (80% @ 10 microns) is much better than the advertised Ford spec of 80% @ 20 microns.
I got them from RP's engineering department in connection to a story I was working on. I have that 20-028 filter on one of my trucks and asked for the specs. I posted them once or twice before. These were listed as per the ISO4548-12 multipass test.
Originally Posted By: Jim Allen
I got them from RP's engineering department
Jim you must have better connections,lol
I got them from RP's engineering department
Jim you must have better connections,lol
RP Beta Ratios are listed under the Oil Filter FAQs:
http://www.royalpurple.com/faqs-oil-filter.html
Average beta rating based on ISO 4548-12 multi-pass test methods:
B100 = 25 (which means at 25 or greater micron; media is 99% efficient.)
B75 = 20 (which means at 20 or greater micron; media is 98.7% efficient. Also considered absolute rating.)
B5 = 10 (which means at 10 micron or greater; media is 80% efficient.)
http://www.royalpurple.com/faqs-oil-filter.html
Average beta rating based on ISO 4548-12 multi-pass test methods:
B100 = 25 (which means at 25 or greater micron; media is 99% efficient.)
B75 = 20 (which means at 20 or greater micron; media is 98.7% efficient. Also considered absolute rating.)
B5 = 10 (which means at 10 micron or greater; media is 80% efficient.)
Originally Posted By: Bruce T
RP Beta Ratios are listed under the Oil Filter FAQs:
http://www.royalpurple.com/faqs-oil-filter.html
Average beta rating based on ISO 4548-12 multi-pass test methods:
B100 = 25 (which means at 25 or greater micron; media is 99% efficient.)
B75 = 20 (which means at 20 or greater micron; media is 98.7% efficient. Also considered absolute rating.)
B5 = 10 (which means at 10 micron or greater; media is 80% efficient.)
thanks Bruce now why didnt the RP rep know thats on there web site,sheesh nice going RP.
RP Beta Ratios are listed under the Oil Filter FAQs:
http://www.royalpurple.com/faqs-oil-filter.html
Average beta rating based on ISO 4548-12 multi-pass test methods:
B100 = 25 (which means at 25 or greater micron; media is 99% efficient.)
B75 = 20 (which means at 20 or greater micron; media is 98.7% efficient. Also considered absolute rating.)
B5 = 10 (which means at 10 micron or greater; media is 80% efficient.)
thanks Bruce now why didnt the RP rep know thats on there web site,sheesh nice going RP.
Originally Posted By: SuperBusa
Originally Posted By: daman
thanks Bruce now why didnt the RP rep know thats on there web site,sheesh nice going RP.
Guess the RP Rep isn't a BITOG member.
lol i guess not,pretty good when we here now more then a rep,lol
Originally Posted By: daman
thanks Bruce now why didnt the RP rep know thats on there web site,sheesh nice going RP.
Guess the RP Rep isn't a BITOG member.
lol i guess not,pretty good when we here now more then a rep,lol
Which one filters better the AMSOIL Ea or RP?
Originally Posted By: alltrac
Which one filters better the AMSOIL Ea or RP?
well i dunno the RP is 99% @ 25,whats the eao at 99%?
Which one filters better the AMSOIL Ea or RP?
well i dunno the RP is 99% @ 25,whats the eao at 99%?
From their website. EaO Filters provide a filtering efficiency in accordance with industry standard ISO 4548-12 of 98.7 percent at 15 microns.
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Originally Posted By: daman
thanks Bruce now why didnt the RP rep know thats on there web site,sheesh nice going RP.
You're welcome, but I can't take the credit. Shamus first posted the information last August:
https://bobistheoilguy.com/forums/posts/1573659/
thanks Bruce now why didnt the RP rep know thats on there web site,sheesh nice going RP.
You're welcome, but I can't take the credit. Shamus first posted the information last August:
https://bobistheoilguy.com/forums/posts/1573659/
Originally Posted By: alltrac
From their website. EaO Filters provide a filtering efficiency in accordance with industry standard ISO 4548-12 of 98.7 percent at 15 microns.
thats pretty good.
Originally Posted By: Bruce T
Originally Posted By: daman
thanks Bruce now why didnt the RP rep know thats on there web site,sheesh nice going RP.
You're welcome, but I can't take the credit. Shamus first posted the information last August:
https://bobistheoilguy.com/forums/posts/1573659/
still thanks, never knew about that post.
From their website. EaO Filters provide a filtering efficiency in accordance with industry standard ISO 4548-12 of 98.7 percent at 15 microns.
thats pretty good.
Originally Posted By: Bruce T
Originally Posted By: daman
thanks Bruce now why didnt the RP rep know thats on there web site,sheesh nice going RP.
You're welcome, but I can't take the credit. Shamus first posted the information last August:
https://bobistheoilguy.com/forums/posts/1573659/
still thanks, never knew about that post.
How many microns does P1 filter? It just says 13 grams.
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