Hyundai spin on filter cut up
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Very nice filter. IMO, there's no reason to run anything else on a H/K. I've held one in hand, and they are very robust. No startup noise and no media tears are a huge plus!
I run this filter in a Subaru. Used them before in a Honda. Trust them 100%.
Originally Posted By: Prelude
I run this filter in a Subaru. Used them before in a Honda. Trust them 100%.
Bypass a bit high for a Honda, nice for a Subie. That said, my thoughts are bifurcated on BP pressure #'s.
What are the actual dimensions? If larger than the Subaru thimble, could be a good alternative. I'm running a 2010-2012+ Mazda RX-8 filter on my WRX next.
I run this filter in a Subaru. Used them before in a Honda. Trust them 100%.
Bypass a bit high for a Honda, nice for a Subie. That said, my thoughts are bifurcated on BP pressure #'s.
What are the actual dimensions? If larger than the Subaru thimble, could be a good alternative. I'm running a 2010-2012+ Mazda RX-8 filter on my WRX next.
Originally Posted By: Pablo
Originally Posted By: Prelude
I run this filter in a Subaru. Used them before in a Honda. Trust them 100%.
Bypass a bit high for a Honda, nice for a Subie. That said, my thoughts are bifurcated on BP pressure #'s.
What are the actual dimensions? If larger than the Subaru thimble, could be a good alternative. I'm running a 2010-2012+ Mazda RX-8 filter on my WRX next.
Here are the specs.
part number 26300-35503
Gasket I.D.2.13"
Gasket O.D.2.42"
Gasket Thickness.2"
Height3.08"
O.D.3.02"
I.D.20mmx1.5mm
Originally Posted By: Prelude
I run this filter in a Subaru. Used them before in a Honda. Trust them 100%.
Bypass a bit high for a Honda, nice for a Subie. That said, my thoughts are bifurcated on BP pressure #'s.
What are the actual dimensions? If larger than the Subaru thimble, could be a good alternative. I'm running a 2010-2012+ Mazda RX-8 filter on my WRX next.
Here are the specs.
part number 26300-35503
Gasket I.D.2.13"
Gasket O.D.2.42"
Gasket Thickness.2"
Height3.08"
O.D.3.02"
I.D.20mmx1.5mm
What's the oci/fci with this anecdote?
That's all I use on my 2013 Sonata 2.4L. Nicely done pictures. Thanks!
In the UK OE Hyundai/Kia filters are twice the price of OE Subaru filters.
I assume this is different in the US if the poster above has used Hyundai/Kia filters on a Scoob.
I assume this is different in the US if the poster above has used Hyundai/Kia filters on a Scoob.
The Hyundai filter looks very well built. Don't recall seeing any filtering efficiency specs for them, would be curious to know if it follows the same low efficiency design as other Asian car manufactures (Honda, Toyota, etc).
Originally Posted By: ZeeOSix
The Hyundai filter looks very well built. Don't recall seeing any filtering efficiency specs for them, would be curious to know if it follows the same low efficiency design as other Asian car manufactures (Honda, Toyota, etc).
Someone has already posted efficiency numbers. If I remember correctly, it was in the 50% range at 20 microns.
The Hyundai filter looks very well built. Don't recall seeing any filtering efficiency specs for them, would be curious to know if it follows the same low efficiency design as other Asian car manufactures (Honda, Toyota, etc).
Someone has already posted efficiency numbers. If I remember correctly, it was in the 50% range at 20 microns.
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... If I remember correctly, it was in the 50% range at 20 microns.
Not quite that bad, that would put it in the Toyota oem ball park.
99.2%>50um according to their promo youtube.
http://www.bobistheoilguy.com/forums/ubbthreads.php/topics/3158282/1
... If I remember correctly, it was in the 50% range at 20 microns.
Not quite that bad, that would put it in the Toyota oem ball park.
99.2%>50um according to their promo youtube.
http://www.bobistheoilguy.com/forums/ubbthreads.php/topics/3158282/1
Originally Posted By: bigjl
In the UK OE Hyundai/Kia filters are twice the price of OE Subaru filters.
I assume this is different in the US if the poster above has used Hyundai/Kia filters on a Scoob.
I don't really care about the price. I would buy a Japanese made Subaru (Honda) filter. The problem is that they are not sold here, and a Hyundai filter is a perfect replacement. It may be even better than the Japanese one: it is heavier/stronger, has a silicone valve, huge amount of filtering media, and it looks nice.
In the UK OE Hyundai/Kia filters are twice the price of OE Subaru filters.
I assume this is different in the US if the poster above has used Hyundai/Kia filters on a Scoob.
I don't really care about the price. I would buy a Japanese made Subaru (Honda) filter. The problem is that they are not sold here, and a Hyundai filter is a perfect replacement. It may be even better than the Japanese one: it is heavier/stronger, has a silicone valve, huge amount of filtering media, and it looks nice.
That's a pretty nice cut. Which filter cutter did you use ?
Originally Posted By: Merkava_4
That's a pretty nice cut. Which filter cutter did you use ?
I think someone on a car list was making them up at one time. It's a home made one. The black allen bolt fits in the center hole and then you tighten it up. Grab the filter and start turning it.
That's a pretty nice cut. Which filter cutter did you use ?
I think someone on a car list was making them up at one time. It's a home made one. The black allen bolt fits in the center hole and then you tighten it up. Grab the filter and start turning it.
Thanks for the pics
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