A few photos of a Super Tech (Wal-mart brand) ST3387A oil filter and box. I love the disclaimer.
First the ad graphics on the box...
Now all the pieces...
Close up of the filter media. Note the "ultrasonically welded end caps" that "may not represent actual filter construction."
NOTES: The canister is thin metal. The see-through "felt" end caps are not very impressive. A Super Tech ST16 filter was constructed exactly the same way (size was the only difference), but I didn't take photos.
Oh well, they only have to last 1,500 miles when I do some extremely short Auto-RX de-sludging intervals. Guess you get what you pay for.
First the ad graphics on the box...
![AdGraphicAnnotated.jpg](http://i562.photobucket.com/albums/ss64/OilNerd/AdGraphicAnnotated.jpg)
Now all the pieces...
![DSCN0143w.jpg](http://i562.photobucket.com/albums/ss64/OilNerd/DSCN0143w.jpg)
Close up of the filter media. Note the "ultrasonically welded end caps" that "may not represent actual filter construction."
![DSCN0144w.jpg](http://i562.photobucket.com/albums/ss64/OilNerd/DSCN0144w.jpg)
NOTES: The canister is thin metal. The see-through "felt" end caps are not very impressive. A Super Tech ST16 filter was constructed exactly the same way (size was the only difference), but I didn't take photos.
Oh well, they only have to last 1,500 miles when I do some extremely short Auto-RX de-sludging intervals. Guess you get what you pay for.