Any opinions on Luber finer oil filters compared to purolator, Wix, etc? Good Stuff?
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If i recall they filter is made by the consortium that own fram .champion etc
Luber Finers for passenger cars are mostly E-cores, so they would be similar to AC-Delco, STP, and other E-cores.
Originally Posted By: wraith
Any opinions on Luber finer oil filters compared to purolator, Wix, etc? Good Stuff?
Luber Finer History
Luber Finer is one of the brands of Champion Laboratories which is now a division of Fram. They call themselves the OEM quality line.
Depending on the application, construction can vary from e-core to premium, the entire range of Champion production.
Any opinions on Luber finer oil filters compared to purolator, Wix, etc? Good Stuff?
Luber Finer History
Luber Finer is one of the brands of Champion Laboratories which is now a division of Fram. They call themselves the OEM quality line.
Depending on the application, construction can vary from e-core to premium, the entire range of Champion production.
Originally Posted By: Luber-Finer's website at http://www.luberfiner.com/products/light-duty-lube-oil-filters.aspx
Luber-finer filters not only meet, but normally exceed original equipment requirements for fit, function and total replacement value.
Emphasis mine; I chuckled at that. "Ehh...we usually exceed specifications. Not always, but usually."
Luber-finer filters not only meet, but normally exceed original equipment requirements for fit, function and total replacement value.
Emphasis mine; I chuckled at that. "Ehh...we usually exceed specifications. Not always, but usually."
Ok Great, I'm planning on using the PH2827, Looked inside, noticed that its NOT an E core thank goodness! also see a nice ADBV, and the can feels sturdy, with nice oil holes. o ring gasket not as beefy as the Purolators though... Guess Ill give it a shot then!
IMO the Champ filters that are not ecores are generally good buys.
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