Oil Filter Mag

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For you 4 stroke guys, I have been reading a lot of test results on this product http://www.filtermag.com/index.php and it sounds "logical" especially if you have spent any amount of time with a wrench in your hand, and know that many stock oil and transmission drain plugs have magnets built in already

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Found another good article on this product here http://www.stangpro.com/html/articles/filtermag.htm

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I talked to one of the owners of the company in depth about the design and their future plans, testing, and FAA certification for aircraft engines which I thought was very interesting... Mostly Lycoming engines for you aircraft guys on the board

Now I just got mine the other day and the RA250 model fits perfect on the stock Honda oil filter for the BF150 engine. I mounted mine on the bottom of the filter and went with the heavy duty model to make sure it stays on the engine, as I go over waves when running the passes.

It may be a while before I can see how much metal mine is holding since I just changed my oil, but I may just run the hotter summer months with it in place and then do a early oil change so I can cut the filter open early for an inspection. Nice to know though that I have the extra protection in place and may also consider mounting one on both of our trucks in the near future

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Found some updated video on this product tonight and yes, mine is doing a fine job keeping the Mobil 1 motion lotion in my crankcase just that much cleaner