Jack master filter

[ak diesel driver]

What do you guys think of these?

http://jackmasteroilfilters.com.au/index.html

 

[NVW]

They look just like the filters that were on cars in the 50's, my brothers would use toilet paper rolls.

 

[ak diesel driver]

they did say you could use toilet paper rolls if you used the right kind. how did they work on your brothers rigs?

 

[NVW]

I think they filtered quite well. I was just a kid then and one brother would buy mid 50's Buick's and Chevy's and run them into the ground.

Boy I wish I had his old cars, one was a 57 Chevy.

 

[btfarm]

Dad used to put TP rolls in those all the time back in the 50s. Mom was always telling him he shouldn't waste TP like that...:hihi:

 

[ak diesel driver]

they claim oil filtration down to 1/2 a micron, do you think it'd do that with TP?

 

[bison]

I would rather install a spinner filter than trust ass wipe to do the job.

 

[WarWagon]

TP isn't exactly dirt free and will dissolve in water.

"Modern diesels create more soot - the solution is a Bypass Filter." :liar:
The "Old" non-modern diesels created more soot as their oil change intervals were 2500 miles vs. the modern Duramax at ~10,000 miles factory.

Varnish isn't cleanable by a filter alone.

 

[NVW]

I would rather install a spinner filter than trust ass wipe to do the job.

LOL, yet you trust it to do it's intended purpose, or do you use Jap orange wrappers?

It does seem like "old technology" being revived.

 

[ak diesel driver]

TP isn't exactly dirt free and will dissolve in water.

"Modern diesels create more soot - the solution is a Bypass Filter." :liar:
The "Old" non-modern diesels created more soot as their oil change intervals were 2500 miles vs. the modern Duramax at ~10,000 miles factory.

Varnish isn't cleanable by a filter alone.

It would be used as a by-pass filter in fact it's how they advertise it.

 

[NVW]

It would be used as a by-pass filter in fact it's how they advertise it.

I wouldn't be afraid to try it as a bypass, If I found an old car I would take the canister off and try it.

 

[bison]

LOL, yet you trust it to do it's intended purpose, or do you use Jap orange wrappers?

It does seem like "old technology" being revived.

Who said i trust it?...It won't be the first time i poked the fingers trough it.:hihi: