Oil filters.. Oil....
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Hey guys.. Near me OEM oil filters cost somthing like 16 dollars and i forget how much oil costs. Well im kinda sick of paying all that money every 15 - 20 hour oil change. Is there an oil filter that is better than oem that costs chaper? Or an oil filter just like stock that costs next to nothing??? What is the best place online to buy oil? Is it cheaper than yamalube? Is there better oil than yamalube? What is the best place online?? THanks in advance!!!!
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11-19-2004, 07:25 PM
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http://alba.buyol.com/Item/OILKIT-RAPTOR.htm IM NOT SURE IF THIS IS MUCH CHEAPER THAN WHAT YOU NORMALY SPEND but i just figured i would show ya maybe it is let me know if it isnt ill help ya out by looking more
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I also buy like 10 oil filters from rockymountainatv.com too because the shipping is cheap and the filters are $5. The brand is EMGO and it works just like any other filter, use to run yamalube but they cost $10 each! There is also some K&N filters that supposely perform, they are alos $10.
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11-19-2004, 09:11 PM
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I have used Emgo filters since I found rockymountainatv.com and haven't had a single problem. Althought I am thinking of trying a differnt type of oil...look for a differnt post about oil for high-comp motor's.
But you can't go wrong with the Yamalube value pack and Emgo filters. Can't beat the price...2 oil filters and 6qts of oil for arounde $28. That's two oil changes for the price of one if you buy from a local shop.
But you can't go wrong with the Yamalube value pack and Emgo filters. Can't beat the price...2 oil filters and 6qts of oil for arounde $28. That's two oil changes for the price of one if you buy from a local shop.
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Originally posted by: Yamaha660R
I have used Emgo filters since I found rockymountainatv.com and haven't had a single problem. Althought I am thinking of trying a differnt type of oil...look for a differnt post about oil for high-comp motor's.
But you can't go wrong with the Yamalube value pack and Emgo filters. Can't beat the price...2 oil filters and 6qts of oil for arounde $28. That's two oil changes for the price of one if you buy from a local shop.
I have used Emgo filters since I found rockymountainatv.com and haven't had a single problem. Althought I am thinking of trying a differnt type of oil...look for a differnt post about oil for high-comp motor's.
But you can't go wrong with the Yamalube value pack and Emgo filters. Can't beat the price...2 oil filters and 6qts of oil for arounde $28. That's two oil changes for the price of one if you buy from a local shop.
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