I ikarus1 Joined Apr 28, 2004 Messages 83 Location North Cackilack Oct 31, 2005 #21 quote: Originally posted by Eddie: A speel checker would be neice??????????? Click to expand... Another waste of bandwidth. Learn how to spell. It's a staple of using the internet (or is it, learn how to mi$$p377 cr3@t1v37y?)
quote: Originally posted by Eddie: A speel checker would be neice??????????? Click to expand... Another waste of bandwidth. Learn how to spell. It's a staple of using the internet (or is it, learn how to mi$$p377 cr3@t1v37y?)
9 99 Joined Jan 10, 2005 Messages 631 Location SW burbs of Chicago Nov 10, 2005 #22 I use Purolators in all of my cars and trucks. If I didn't use them, I'd use dealer OEM.
0 02StangGT4Foam Joined Nov 11, 2005 Messages 92 Location Central CA, USA Nov 15, 2005 #23 http://home.usadatanet.net/~jbplock/ISO5011/SPICER.htm Apparently, none of you have read this article. It convinces me that filtration is more important than flow.
http://home.usadatanet.net/~jbplock/ISO5011/SPICER.htm Apparently, none of you have read this article. It convinces me that filtration is more important than flow.
0 02StangGT4Foam Joined Nov 11, 2005 Messages 92 Location Central CA, USA Dec 1, 2005 #24 Yo Zig, Have you ever heard of reading your post BEFORE you hit "Add Reply"?
B Black Thunder Joined Nov 2, 2005 Messages 707 Location WI Dec 8, 2005 #25 i'm sold on Purolator myself. i guess because i'm a fan of their oil filters i switched to the air filters as well. plus they are such a bright white when new you can definitely tell when they get dirty.
i'm sold on Purolator myself. i guess because i'm a fan of their oil filters i switched to the air filters as well. plus they are such a bright white when new you can definitely tell when they get dirty.
