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Anyone have an alternative to the OEM oil filter?
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Nate
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I used a HifloFiltro on my last change. They were like only $6 compaired to $12 for the Suzuki filter. the funny thing is the exact same numbers were stamped on both filters so they may even make the OEM filter. The model is HF138.
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No substitute for OEM in my book.
I think they're worth a few extra bucksComment
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Don't use the Fram.
it will come good at times"I spent most of my money on Scotch, women and cigarettes. The rest I just wasted"Comment
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K&N Performance Gold filters. Work great for me and easy on/off with the hex nut on it.2001 Suzuki TL1000R:
Full M4 exhaust w/ Titanium cans
K&N filter
Yosh. Box (YAFMS)remap
OHLINS damper
+2 AFAM Sprocket
Corbin seat
Bike Design no-cut frame protectors
Bitubo shock
EBC HH Pads
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That's actually an older study. Fram motorcycle filters have changed since then and are supposedly much improved. I still use the OEM's as I don't pay for oil changes.Originally posted by Steve TLS
Don't use the Fram.
it will come good at timesFrank
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'89 VW GolfComment
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I hate to say it but I use fram filters. I have used them on all my bikes for years and have not had a problem, maybe dumb luck.<img src="http://hometown.aol.com/metwohot4you/images/me2hotsig-small.jpg">Comment
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How about the Scott's?Comment
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I've been using the STP oil filter the last couple of oil changes. No problems so far
The part # is SMO18 and they only cost $5.99 at Autozone 
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I've had a Scott's filter twice so far.... Once on my stolen TLS which only had 89 miles on the filter when she was obducted! now I've got a TLR and will change the oil at the end of the season since I won't go over my mileage. I'll take pics etc and show you guys when I do it!
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Does anyone have the OEM part number handy?
ThanksRetired the TLR for a Gixxer 1K. Sorry boys I sold you out
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16510-34E00Comment
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Thanks Ryno
Got 1 on Ebay just wanted to ake sure part no was right
Retired the TLR for a Gixxer 1K. Sorry boys I sold you outComment
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same here i use the fram no problems and the part number is 96018..
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Originally posted by The Crusher
I've been using the STP oil filter the last couple of oil changes. No problems so far The part # is SMO18 and they only cost $5.99 at Autozone
Not going to the stealership and other stores don't have them around so autozone stp oil filter it is.
I know nothing about bikes.
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