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  1. #13
    Prefer OEM.. Bought anyway.

  2. #14
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    OEM filters have a higher sprung bypass valve.. due to s2ks higher pressure oil pump. Using a shitty repco filter with their one size fits all mentality. Your filter could be doing sweet **** all and by passing the entire time.. also the construction of the filter matters as well.. some s2ks have literaly spun off their filters causing a fire... Hence company's like Js racing produce "Oil filter stoppers." Food for thought.

  3. #15
    Buy OEM or HAMP. Make life easier and better by knowing that it works and it's good. Also, if you track it, use a J's oil filter stopper. 9k RPM can cause it to loosen and start a fire.

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    What yank said. Just buy OEM... not sure on Hamp's bypass settings etc so I can't recommend.

    And no point getting a oil filter stopper unless you're doing track work or thrash your car constantly... I had my filter loosen and leak oil on my first track day... luckily it wasn't much. I naively bought the J's piece at a pretty rip off JDM penny It's literally a bracket with a large hose clamp attached... that's it. I'm sure you could make something similar from Bunnings and then just scribble "J's WaCiNg SPIriT OF JDmz" on it.

    Alternatively, some of the K&N filters actually have a hole in the tip so you can secure some wire from the oil filter to a point on your engine to stop it from loosening up.

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    Quote Originally Posted by aozora View Post
    Alternatively, some of the K&N filters actually have a hole in the tip so you can secure some wire from the oil filter to a point on your engine to stop it from loosening up.
    K&N HN1004 is my preference for that reason and also because the end is a 1 inch nut so tightening and loosening is a doodle.

    Bit hard to write 'jDmZ da sChNiZzle' on some wire though.

  6. #18
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    Quote Originally Posted by AusS2000 View Post
    K&N HN1004 is my preference for that reason and also because the end is a 1 inch nut so tightening and loosening is a doodle.

    Bit hard to write 'jDmZ da sChNiZzle' on some wire though.
    I need to do an oil change soon... I think I'll try the K&N as I've had to stab the last few oil filters with screwdrivers

    Hmm. Maybe we can do a group buy on JdMzStAncEzLoWLyfEz4EvZ stickers to put on them?

  7. #19
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    I have an account with Rocket so can put together a GB through S2ki if anyone is interested.

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    http://s2000.com/forums/engine-tech-...il-filter.html

    Some reading if anybody is keen.

    K&N uses good materials, metal ends (not cardboard...) and has the nut to boot so I'm sold.
    There's a seller on eBay going for about $14AUD each with free postage? So if you can beat that...

  9. #21
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    Its been years since i was in the f20c game, technologies may have changed and im not preaching everyone should go buy wanky Js filter stopper haha.. I had one given to me when did my f20c ae86swap.. a simple metal bracket and hose clamp would suffice.. Just beware going cheap on s2k filters. just like from aozora's post

  10. #22
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    If it's a breeze to remove the oil filter without having to punture the filter then that ticks my boxes.

    This vendor on s2ki offer the stopper for $36. http://www.s2ki.com/s2000/topic/9195...st-36-shipped/

    Can be easily made, but i'd rather buy as I'm lazy.

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