K&n Oil Filter Failure

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  1. Helmut Visor

    Helmut Visor Only dead fish go with the flow
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    This was from many years ago mate, reckon they've addressed the issues by now ;)
     
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    Hopefully so, scary problem mind!
     
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    Reported as spam, nothing to do with motorcycle frames or front forks
     
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    THIS IS SPAM. ALL OF HIS TWENTY POSTS ARE THE SAME, NOTHING TO DO WITH BIKES
     
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    I never buy aftermarket stuff for my motors; would rather pay the extra and use OE; never had any luck with non OE garbage there is on the market.
     
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    I read that hight flow filtes have a lager filter screan so u get a higher flow of oil. Good for racing more oil keaps motor cooler ,,,.... Non high flow or stand ,, filter cleans better small filter screen, a racer rebuild thir motors so heat is the prob...... For them dont wont the motor to blow up in race. Interesting
     
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    Filters and other such ancillaries are never made by the vehicle manufacturer. If I can find out who makes the “OE” badged parts I will buy them, avoiding the manufacturer’s mark up. But sourcing from the far east, no thanks.
     
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    OEM filters for my ZZR are made in China and have been for some years now as Kawasaki has a plant there. When I noticed the change I opened one up to compare with a Japan manufactured part and they looked exactly the same. Filters for my Toyota are made in Thailand.
     
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    I have always used WIX oil filters in all of my vehicles They were sold through Amsoil and made in the USA. I recently discovered WIX was bought out by another company and now they are made in a half-dozen countries, including China. I still have a couple on hand and will use them. I change the oil in my Speedy every fall (2000 to 3000 miles a year). Even with Amsoil full syn I cannot fathom going 10K miles between oil changes as the manual says!

    The interweb says this:

    WIX.PNG
     
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