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St. Jude Donor '05 '09
Oil Filter
I know this is an old old topic, but I can't find it anywhere in the forums. What is the preferred oil filter for the LS1 (2004)? For some reason I thought there was a Mobil 1 filter but the guy at Advance Auto parts said he didn't know that Mobil 1 sold filters. If they don't, which is the best to use?
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Originally Posted by lemansbleu2004
I know this is an old old topic, but I can't find it anywhere in the forums. What is the preferred oil filter for the LS1 (2004)? For some reason I thought there was a Mobil 1 filter but the guy at Advance Auto parts said he didn't know that Mobil 1 sold filters. If they don't, which is the best to use?
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Originally Posted by LoneStarFRC
Check with L.A.P.D. or Ken Fichtner Chev for the Delco UPF44. This is the premium Delco filter preferred by many members. (You may have to order a case lot of 6 though) As far as I know, Mobil1 still makes a filter for the LS1 but I don't have the part number. Maybe someone else will chime in here with it. HTH
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Check the following link:
Oil Filter Study
I recently pulled off my UPF44 and threw it in the garbage can. Now running a Balwin B31 and my oil pressure is much better.
Oil Filter Study
I recently pulled off my UPF44 and threw it in the garbage can. Now running a Balwin B31 and my oil pressure is much better.
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Baldwin B31 is an excellent filter - same as the AMSoil filter.
Originally Posted by vettenuts
Check the following link:
Oil Filter Study
I recently pulled off my UPF44 and threw it in the garbage can. Now running a Balwin B31 and my oil pressure is much better.
Oil Filter Study
I recently pulled off my UPF44 and threw it in the garbage can. Now running a Balwin B31 and my oil pressure is much better.
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Originally Posted by vettenuts
Check the following link:
Oil Filter Study
I recently pulled off my UPF44 and threw it in the garbage can. Now running a Balwin B31 and my oil pressure is much better.
Oil Filter Study
I recently pulled off my UPF44 and threw it in the garbage can. Now running a Balwin B31 and my oil pressure is much better.
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Originally Posted by vettenuts
Check the following link:
Oil Filter Study
I recently pulled off my UPF44 and threw it in the garbage can. Now running a Balwin B31 and my oil pressure is much better.
Oil Filter Study
I recently pulled off my UPF44 and threw it in the garbage can. Now running a Balwin B31 and my oil pressure is much better.
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Originally Posted by BHP
I would rather use PF46. The UPF44 has too much of a pressure drop. Never have liked it.
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Will the PF46 fit on an '02? I think I read somewhere that the PF46 was for '03 and newer. Am I or not?
I'm actually have a PF46, that I bought one day while at Pep Boys, but have not yet tried to install it.
I'm actually have a PF46, that I bought one day while at Pep Boys, but have not yet tried to install it.
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Mobil 1 Filters
Mobil 1 does have a filter. It's number M1-107 and available from Auto Zone and Mid America to name a couple sources. I use them and they have increased the oil pressure 2 to 4 lbs over the stock filter.
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Originally Posted by Dave00C5
What kind of pressure drop have you noticed?
#20
Originally Posted by painexpert
UPF44.I bought a six pack from West Coast Corvette.They are $12.95 each.
$13 each thats about double of what gmpartsdirect.com charges.