Everybody knows the EcoGards are .09 % better. 
Prime Guard POF-111 New C&P
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Zee09
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Yeah all 13 of mine are.Everybody knows the EcoGards are .09 % better.
I didn't claim how they did it. Just what they use for testing...Air & water.
You said: "They pressure test them via air or water." I clarified that they do not pressurize the filter with water since it read that way. That's the last thing you'd want to do.
The "MicroGard Select" at AAP is the same filter, just branded MicroGard for AAP ... as many know here, but some may not yet know that.Many pages and videos on PG
Extended Life Oil Filters - Home - Premium Guard Filters
EXTENDED LIFE OIL FILTERS Precision engineered for maximum oil flow and capacity, Premium Guard Extended Life oil filters hold twice the contaminant volume of conventional oil filters and last up-to twice as long. Utilizing synthetic resin media, our EX Series offers up to 10,000 miles* of...www.pgfilters.com
Just grabbed 2 of the 195s. Tried to get some 241s and got an error message “So sorry, already shipped to MD. Sucks to be you.”
Zee09
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The filter looks very good as do the fiber end caps. Heck, even the paint work & graphics looks good on the filter can.
Well in the next week I’ll do an EG Fram that’s on the Buick now. In about a month will be a Mopar off of my Ram. I’ll post pics of the cartridge filters off the Wife’s Jeep too (even though less exciting). Hopefully I can put some decent pics up throughout the year with the 4 vehicles at home.
The Wix on my fox body I just realized has been on there since 2021. I didn’t take it out last year, and haven’t driven it much at all the last two, so I’m kind of interested in seeing how that one looks when I take it off this summer.
I bought the $20 cutter off of Amazon or mine would’ve been way worse I’m sureYes, Prime Guard is made by Premium Guard. Looks amazing! I got hooked on these PG Prime Guards back in 2014 (10 years ago!) & was also my first cut here on BITOG.You didn't get the chop saw out like I did mine. Good job!
Prime Guard Oil Filter from B&S Mower Cut Open
I bought this oil filter from the bay for I think $5-$7 (I can't remember). It was installed Sept 2014 to Aug 3, 2017 & for a total of 46 hours. I ran mobile 5000 5w-30 conventional oil. I replaced it with an Ultra XG4967 & Penzoil Platinum 10w-30 Full Synthetic & plan on running another 50 hour...bobistheoilguy.com
The end caps aren't really fiber ... see post #4.
My first time C&P so be gentle
Picked these up a couple weeks ago at Rural King, but looks like the date code is 2022 so these might sit on the shelves for a while.
I do like the plastic over the end while in the box to prevent rust. The can is sturdy and the “glue” end caps seem to be attached to the media well. I’m not sure what the efficiency is, some confuse these with “premium guards”. Unless I’m wrong I don’t think these are the same.
I am installing one of these on the old Buick for a 5k run that’ll take a couple months, so I’ll cut it open to see how it fairs.
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Looks very nice. Love the steel enter tube. I’d run that filter 7k
Yep, they use water in the process of testing.
Back peddling ... you wrote they "pressurize the filter via air OR water" ... which isn't true. They don't use water to pressurize the filter. You can't pressurize it without actually putting water inside the filter. Sentence structure matters.Yep, they use water in the process of testing.
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Zee09
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Freshness just arrived
Not true, it was written as i'm not 100% sure hence the "or". I'd read on here that they used air & water for testing but wasn't for sure how so I stated "OR". You ever made a statement that said "They do this OR that"? Make sense yet? You've clarified your position already about how it's done.Back peddling ... you wrote they "pressurize the filter via air OR water" ... which isn't true. They don't use water to pressurize the filter. You can't pressurize it without actually putting water inside the filter. Sentence structure matters.
LoL ... well now you know. They do not use water to pressurize the filters during a leak test ... that would be a pretty stupid way to leak test filters unless you like pure rust and soggy rotted media with mold inside your oil filters.
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Might want to reply to the OP asking what it meant.LoL ... well now you know. They do not use water to pressurize the filters during a leak test ... that would be plain stupid way to leak test filters that way unless you like pure rust and soggy rotted media with mold inside your oil filters.
I did ... through you with clarification.Might want to reply to the OP asking what it meant.
Mine!
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