reusable oil filter

[cinigen9]

Anyone have experience with reusable oil filters?

http://www.trasko-usa.com/

http://www.scottsperformance.com/pro...=3&Bike=Suzuki


thanks
cinigen

id just stick with replacing them there cheap anyway

[Big - D Racing]

I'm buying one. I have a friend who has one and he loves it. They filter better than any standard filter on the market and you never have to replace it. It is well worth especially if you change your oil as often as your suppose to be changing it. A regular filter is like $4-$6 times say 10 changes a year that's the price of one reusable anyways, and the useable will last many more years. So it protects your engine better and it will save you money in the long run.

[Impala400]

the oil filter i got was like 2 bucks from rockymountain

Originally posted by Big - D Racing
I'm buying one. I have a friend who has one and he loves it. They filter better than any standard filter on the market and you never have to replace it. It is well worth especially if you change your oil as often as your suppose to be changing it. A regular filter is like $4-$6 times say 10 changes a year that's the price of one reusable anyways, and the useable will last many more years. So it protects your engine better and it will save you money in the long run.

ooo i didnt think they filtered better but if they do it sounds like a great deal. what do they look like?

[jerry-89-250R]

we have a 02 yamaha yz-250f, their filters are re-useable, good thing too 13$ each

[Big - D Racing]

Check out this link for all the details on the stainless steel oil filters. Notice the filteration it offers compared to paper filters www.scottsperformance.com/indexmain.html here is a pic also

[Big - D Racing]

another pic

[Scott400EX]

What you jsut never have to take it out again??

Or do you take it out hose it off and put it back??

what does it do that makes it last so long?

[Big - D Racing]

When you change your oil take out and wash it with dish soap and water or solvent