Did I see replacement provent filters were over $70! If that is correct, they are a huge rip off.
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Ripoff?? I would love to see what condition your engine ends up after a piece a pot scrubber dislodges and enteres the combustion chamber..... Goodluck with that! It amazes me as to areas that people will skimp to save a few bucks with an engine that is worth about $14000 to replace or rebuild. So in that respect you think using the recommended fully synthetic oil is a waste and your running old dino oil? Why bother if you are going to blow pot scrubbers through it! |
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And yes, in my opinion, from the pictures, $80 is too much for the filter. I'd be comfortable paying $20 max for it and probably change it as req on inspection. |
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everyone has their price limits, no need to lash the bloke. I doubt stainless steel is likely to dislodge then the paper like material the provent has, less likely to get clogged up too. A 'good' catch can usually has baffle plates so no pressure can build up. $14k would get you a worked ls3 or a couple of jeep engines /rant |
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There is no flaming just some common sense and reality to people who will spend tens of thousands on a vehicle and then throw a dodgy homemade can filled with steel wool AFTER the engine intake filter????? Seriously I'm gobbsmacked?? There is such a thing as false economy as in saving a few bucks making a filter to blow thousands on a new engine! How can you possible compare a not upgrading a working d30 to putting a potentially engine destroying hack inline with the intake?? Btw it's a coalescing filter that is designed to re-congeal oil vapor back into a liquid... It doesnt clog like a micron rated particulate filter. |
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I didn't say conversion, i'm in the process of an annoyingly overpriced one as we speak and i doubt the 2.8 would be much more then a ls or more so a hemi. The diff, hoses and oil cooler comment was relative to mods people do, not just this thread. e.g...people run 37's/40's on d30s/44s, running themselves and others in serious risk when they hit a pothole on the freeway thus losing control because half the axle was left behind. People using wrong or cheap hoses that leak and cause all sorts of dramas - I was surprised how thin most of my stock radiator hoses were at only 50k km, probs only 5k to 10k left. Anyway off topic, I'm sure the bloke knows what he's up for. I was merely suggesting other cheap alternatives rather then his pvc pipe route |
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