Fram XG8A w/11 miles, 07 4.0L Toyota w/207k miles

[jetman]

I've using the Ultras on our vehicles for many yrs. Work great and last a long time.

 

[53' Stude]

What oil do you use with the ULTRA?

nice photos and Thank You for post

 

[JeffKeryk]

@jetman - I take it that is the larger filter for Toyotas? It should fir my '01 Tundra 4.7 V8, right?
The larger filter allows for an even 7 quart service.

 

[jetman]

I ran Mobil Delvac 1 ESP 5w30 this time, but I have used a lot of different synthetic oils over the years.

I also run a Pareto TopDog V bypass filtration system with an Amsoil EaBP90 filter that adds another 1/2 qt. Total capacity is 6.5 qts.

He's is a list of filters with 3/4" x 16 threads that with work on my FJ Cruiser

1. Fram XG3614 and XG3600
2. STP ST3614
3. AC PF53
4. Motorcraft FL793
5. NAPA-Pro Select-SFI21348
6. NAPA-Gold-FIL1348
7. NAPA-NASCAR-NFI91348
8. NAPA-K&N-BK7355551
9. K&N HP1002
10. Amsoil EaO57(discontinued)
11. Wix 51348
12. Mann & Hummel ML1003
13. Mobil 1 M301(big) or M102(little)
14. Fram XG8A
15. Amsoil EaO 42(4”),96(4.25”),15(5.2”),26(7”)
16. Wix51515

 

[AutoMechanic]

Wait so this is a used filter? Looks new I’m impressed.

 

[jetman]

Yes it's used, 11k miles and 1 yr. I let it hang vertically and let gravity do its thing for a couple of weeks before taking the picture.

 

[53' Stude]

Yes it's used, 11k miles and 1 yr. I let it hang vertically and let gravity to its thing for a couple of weeks before taking the picture.

sir: thank you for additional info

 

[RazorsEdge]

Yes it's used, 11k miles and 1 yr. I let it hang vertically and let gravity to its thing for a couple of weeks before taking the picture.

Interesting

I'll do this next year with the Purolator Boss that's on the Ford Escape before I cut it open.

 

[jetman]

I cut it apart, cut the pleated filter material loose from the 2 end caps, separate where the 2 ends of the pleated material come together, then hang it vertically for a couple of weeks.

 

[CR94]

Yes it's used, 11k miles and 1 yr. I let it hang vertically and let gravity do its thing for a couple of weeks before taking the picture.

Thanks! That's far more interesting than showing us the complete filter still dripping with excess oil that obscures anything captured by the media.

 

[joekingcorvette]

Looks great!

 

[ZeeOSix]

Easier to just wrap the filter with 3 or 4 layers of paper towels and rubber bands for a couple days, then cut the media out if you want to spread out the media.