I took a Honda(S2000), Napa and a Baldwin filter apart to see what difference(not just size) there is between the three. I use Baldwin filters on all my toys. The canister thickness of the filters were, Honda-0.028, Baldwin-0.024 and the Napa filter Napa-0.019 all three filters were well made. The gasket on the oil filters are, Honda and Napa ID 2.170 OD 2.450 the Baldwin is bigger at ID 2.455 OD 2.800.
I like to use oversize filters when I can and the big Baldwin lets me run 1 more qt. of oil in my '06 S2000 than the stock Honda filter does.
http://s949.photobucket.com/albums/ad338/rrounds/Oil%20Filters/
ROD
Pic's of three Filters for a Honda S2000
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Thanks for the pics, I was laughing at how big that Baldwin filter is compared to the others. I am amazed it fits!
What is the the P/N for the Honda filter? I might try one. Thanks
The Honda filter is a Filtech and it has no p/n on the filter, it was on the wrapper that the filter came in. I believe the Honda p/n for it is 15400-PCX-004. On a S2000 the oil filter comes out the side of the block not the bottom of the block. The big Baldwin will NOT fit if the filter goes straight down off of the block.
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The height of Baldwin B7042 is almost double the Honda PCX-004 filter, 5.45” vs 2.95". If there is a filter with height of about 4-4.5" I'll try it in my S2000.
I could not find a filter with a by-pass that was high enough for the "S" in the size you want. I have over 36k miles with the Baldwin B7042 filters. The B7042 has a 14 psi by-pass and the B202(which is the same size as the B7042 filter) has a 20 psi by-pass.
ROD
One more thing, with the larger filter it is so easy to grab and get off the S2000.
ROD
I may try Purolator L34480, which is the same as Mann W840, cross reference to Baldwin B7042 in the S2000, if I can find one locally.
Originally Posted By: HTSS_TR
I may try Purolator L34480, which is the same as Mann W840, cross reference to Baldwin B7042 in the S2000, if I can find one locally.
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That is my concern too, the picture shows only 4 small holes on the end plate. I still have 4-5 PCX-004 filters, I'll look into how/where to buy Baldwin B7042 when I use the last PCX-004 filter.
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I would not use the PUROLATOR L34480 if it has only four oil holes in the end plate(that won't let enough oil through it to keep the oil pressure up at high rpm's).
Wix has more applications for the 51182 filter. Both gas and diesel engine's.
http://www.wixfilters.com/filterlookup/PartApplications.asp?Part=51182
But like I said, I don't know if the gasket is the same size as the gasket that's on the Baldwin B7042 filter, if it's larger then it may not seal on the engine. I know the Baldwin seals up good on my "S" and it's a little bit bigger than the gasket that's on the stock filter.
ROD
Originally Posted By: HTSS_TR
The height of Baldwin B7042 is almost double the Honda PCX-004 filter, 5.45” vs 2.95". If there is a filter with height of about 4-4.5" I'll try it in my S2000.
Thanks rrounds,
I also found Wix 51568, it is about 1" longer than OEM filter with similar diameter. I may try both to see which one fits better.
Originally Posted By: rrounds
The Honda filter is a Filtech and it has no p/n on the filter, it was on the wrapper that the filter came in. I believe the Honda p/n for it is 15400-PCX-004. On a S2000 the oil filter comes out the side of the block not the bottom of the block. The big Baldwin will NOT fit if the filter goes straight down off of the block.
ROD
I don't know if it will fit your car or not. You have to have enough room for the filter so it won't hit anything on the car or if you run over something on the road. You don't want to hit some thing on the road and have it take out your oil filter, that can get expensive very quickly.
On a S2000 the oil filter comes off the side of the block about 2 feet off the road so it would be almost imposable to hurt the filter by hitting road debris.
Sorry I couldn't be of any help to you,
ROD
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