MC FL-820s | 10,020 Miles | 5 Months | Cut Open

[CarbonSteel]

Originally Posted By: BlueOvalFitter
I agree. He must be saving the Canon for the "more impressive" filter pics.

Gents - here are three photos of the Kinderdijk Windmills in the Netherlands that I took with my Canon a few days ago. Not too shabby for a $100 point and shoot; would you agree?

 

[BlueOvalFitter]

WOW! Those are great pics and a beautiful setting in which they were taken.

How old are those windmills?

 

[RF Overlord]

Words don't do it justice...

 

[Robenstein]

Nice pics of windmills. We have a Danish one not too far away from the 1840's.

 

[CurtisB]

Wow I was debating switching back to an FL820S on my 4.6l from my Korean made K/N HP2010, and you've convinced me. Thank you for your experiment. I guess I should swallow my pride on my synthetic vs paper comment, I was clearly wrong.

 

[David1]

Motorcraft Oil Filters are a very good filter and you really get your $ worth for the heavy duty filter you get.

Im sure they could charge more $ for it and people would buy it... B/C its worth it.

Great FILTER..

I remember when Motorcraft introduced Silicone ADBV to quit the lifter noise on start up in cold weather.

I had a 1987 Bronco II V6 4x4 back when I was in High Sschool and back in those days I just used FRAM or Purolator however when I used Motorcraft I notced a big improvement on COLD days when I started the truck in the morning.

Anways.. thanks for post.