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Old 04-10-2010, 18:34   #1 (permalink)
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Got a spin-on conversion for the 813A1 and would like to know what the general concensus is for which filter to use. I got a Baldwin with the kit but the folks at NAPA are recomending thier XD series.

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I run the XD but the price is high.
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I like the xd myself but there are other wix filters that have a lower micron rating. anything is better than the original so baldwin is good.
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If you are concerned about filtering/micron rating, add a bypass filter...
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