That is another part of the claim.
You know I was prepared to let it go. but you’re not this dumb, so you must be being intentionally obtuse.
You made what amounts to two original claims.
I made one original claim. You seemed to have miss the part in red, and have been off in the weeds ever since.
A bogus claim, a smaller oil filter will not increase engine oil pressure. If anything, it will decrease oil pressure at near redline when the pump hits pressure relief because it most likely has a bit more flow resistance compared to the same filter in a larger size.
Then as time went on, it was clarified for you that the part in red means the same exact filter brand with the same media, but in a larger sized filter meaning it has more media inside. And to clarify to prevent anyone from have an aneurysm, that means more media area, not a rare case where a bigger can has a tiny element inside and has less media. I even asked you specifically as follows to help you understand this. But you never gave an answer to the simple question.
So you think/believe a much smaller sized Ultra is going to increase oil pressure and be a better filter for high engine RPM use when compared to a larger sized Ultra?
Same filter brand with same media, which one is going to "give better oil pressure at high RPM" if the pump hits pressure relief? A tiny small sized filter or a much larger sized filter?
You claim that the claim about HAMP filters shorty increasing oil pressure and being better for high RPM engines was bogus. You can’t back that up one way or the other and you’re trying to deflect attention from your unproven statement by talking about me.
I'm not "deflecting", I'm trying to make you understand what I meant in my original comment. But you've taken that and misconstrued and have been trying to go off on multiple tangents. You even then come back with that maybe the HAMP has super low flow resistance, and I made the qualifier that yes, if the can was hollow or had chicken wire for a filter element that it's possible it might flow better than a much larger filter. We've been over this a couple of times now.
You then claimed that "a smaller oil filter will not increase engine oil pressure. If anything, it will decrease oil pressure at near redline when the pump hits pressure relief because it most likely has a bit more flow resistance compared to the same filter in a larger size.” I’ve never had much of a problem with that one.
If you don't have a problem with that then you shouldn't have a problem with my original comment in the first place -
because that was my original comment. And if you "never had much of a problem with that one" then why are you still trying to debate this?
Like I already said ... time to agree to disagree. You're not going to change my original opinion because there is no proof that a tiny filter vs a larger filter
with the same exact media is going to give better oil flow and oil pressure than the larger filter. If that was actually true, people would be talking about downsizing their oil filters instead of up sizing them.