Fram PH6065B Motorcycle Oil Filter For Twin Cam Harley Davidsons

[RevRider]

I guess with that data the OEM HD filter is still the better choice?

Since HD doesn’t publish their specs, who really knows. One thing I do know though, the HD filter core is louvers, and I am not a fan of louvers over holes. Louvers torture a mind like mine with the thoughts of, “are they all open? Are they all open to the right size they should be opened to?”

It’s my disorder, not a derogatory statement that louvers are bad, but holes are quite clear.

 

[ZeeOSix]

Did you notice that the base of the PH6065B doesn't look like the typical Fram PH filter. This one must be built by someone else and rebranded as a Fram.

 

[RevRider]

Did you notice that the base of the PH6065B doesn't look like the typical Fram PH filter. This on must be built by someone else and rebranded as a Fram.

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I did not notice that, very interesting. This complicates things for me….Zee, you are the OIL FILTER LEGEND!

 

[ZeeOSix]

I did not notice that, very interesting. This complicates things for me….

The base plate looks built pretty heavy duty ... maybe a Champion Labs built filter?

 

[Mewbs]

Did you notice that the base of the PH6065B doesn't look like the typical Fram PH filter. This one must be built by someone else and rebranded as a Fram.

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[RevRider]

The base plate looks built pretty heavy duty ... maybe a Champion Labs built filter?

I believe First Brands owns both Fram and Champion Labs. It’s logical that since Champion Labs makes the HD OEM filter they may possibly being building the Fram.

 

[GMBoy]

After watching that video - I am off to get Fram Filters for both my HD's!

 

[ZeeOSix]

After watching that video - I am off to get Fram Filters for both my HD's!

The chromed Fram HD filter looks pretty decent in that video.

 

[RevRider]

The chromed Fram HD filter looks pretty decent in that video.

It really does, I've watched the video 3 or 4 times, it's hard to find fault with it.