Pure One Color?
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Originally Posted By: 440Magnum
Does anyone give a rat's arse what color a filter is?!?? Or oil?
I mean, REALLY!!!
Not I. I'm currently running one of the paint-chip-filled ugly yellow Pure One filters on my '00 GTI. No worries here.
Does anyone give a rat's arse what color a filter is?!?? Or oil?
I mean, REALLY!!!
Not I. I'm currently running one of the paint-chip-filled ugly yellow Pure One filters on my '00 GTI. No worries here.
Originally Posted By: wavinwayne
Originally Posted By: 440Magnum
Does anyone give a rat's arse what color a filter is?!?? Or oil?
I mean, REALLY!!!
Not I. I'm currently running one of the paint-chip-filled ugly yellow Pure One filters on my '00 GTI. No worries here.
I had to stop and think what's on my little fleet (obviously not at the forefront of my worries). Wife's PT has a gold PureOne. Jeep and '69 R/T have blue PureOnes (old stock). '66 Polara has a black Wix (NAPA Gold, I think).
The oil in all of them is brown. All the headlights are white and turn-signals are yellow- I don't get all excited about messing with the color of *those* either...
Originally Posted By: 440Magnum
Does anyone give a rat's arse what color a filter is?!?? Or oil?
I mean, REALLY!!!
Not I. I'm currently running one of the paint-chip-filled ugly yellow Pure One filters on my '00 GTI. No worries here.
I had to stop and think what's on my little fleet (obviously not at the forefront of my worries). Wife's PT has a gold PureOne. Jeep and '69 R/T have blue PureOnes (old stock). '66 Polara has a black Wix (NAPA Gold, I think).
The oil in all of them is brown. All the headlights are white and turn-signals are yellow- I don't get all excited about messing with the color of *those* either...
Originally Posted By: 440Magnum
Does anyone give a rat's arse what color a filter is?!?? Or oil?
I mean, REALLY!!!
I do. I'd buy a RP filter just because it's a nice purple color with a nice filtering media and I'd buy a K&N for the clean white look and the funky nut.
Does anyone give a rat's arse what color a filter is?!?? Or oil?
I mean, REALLY!!!
I do. I'd buy a RP filter just because it's a nice purple color with a nice filtering media and I'd buy a K&N for the clean white look and the funky nut.
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Originally Posted By: 440Magnum
I had to stop and think what's on my little fleet (obviously not at the forefront of my worries). Wife's PT has a gold PureOne. Jeep and '69 R/T have blue PureOnes (old stock). '66 Polara has a black Wix (NAPA Gold, I think).
The oil in all of them is brown. All the headlights are white and turn-signals are yellow- I don't get all excited about messing with the color of *those* either...
I just had a vision of how badly the Purolator Putrid Yellow would clash with a Hemi Orange engine.
I had to stop and think what's on my little fleet (obviously not at the forefront of my worries). Wife's PT has a gold PureOne. Jeep and '69 R/T have blue PureOnes (old stock). '66 Polara has a black Wix (NAPA Gold, I think).
The oil in all of them is brown. All the headlights are white and turn-signals are yellow- I don't get all excited about messing with the color of *those* either...
I just had a vision of how badly the Purolator Putrid Yellow would clash with a Hemi Orange engine.
Originally Posted By: simple_gifts
the N.I.H principle.
Actually, I would bet that Honeywell copyrighted or patented or whatever the legal step is called to only coat the end of a Fram filter. Coating the entire filter with grippy stuff is a way around this.
the N.I.H principle.
Actually, I would bet that Honeywell copyrighted or patented or whatever the legal step is called to only coat the end of a Fram filter. Coating the entire filter with grippy stuff is a way around this.
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