is this better then a silverstone tek FF122 filter?(http://www.amazon.com/Silvers...
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Difficult to say as I have only the Star Tech filter. I have been satisfied with its performance. Easy to clean.
1346010
The filter has not worked that well for me... I live in Michigan. I would say no.
541040
From what I gathered, the filters are the same. The PF48F is a "fleet pack" of a dozen PF48s.
1347423
It filters better than a K&N;, but I still bought one of the AFE filter wraps so I don't have to clean it as often, live on a gravel road, lots of dust in summer.
2177525
I agree with the others the fx6 is a great filter, but it is still necessary to do frequent water changes. No filter will do that for you.
1568923
I prefer the black berkey filters. Everything I read about the ceramic is they are not as good as the black filters. Though, should research yourself by reading up on what they do and don't do prior to purchase to make sure the filter you want to purchase is best for your needs.
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The filter is designed to fit the factory "box". It is a high performance filter with more filter material.
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The black filters are better per many recommendations. If you have any concerns about contaminants get the extra filter for arsenic and such. It slows the filtration but pulls out heavy metals.
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I think the only difference is the color...I do not like the Starkey filters. They are too small and plug up quickly. Just sayin'
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Regarding physical fitment , you would have to consult PC Racing products web site for the appropriate part number . I cannot imagine that this variety of filter would not exceed the specs , and performance of OE stock filters , or just about any off the shelf aftermarket replacement filter . The added benefit is that the finned filter housing also helps cool engine oil , and most times (at least on my Harley) is cool enough to touch . I like to keep and extra filter element so when changing oil I just swap out the dirty , and install clean . Repalcing the used filter element to a solvent bath . Hope this helps . Ride safe . Oh yeah the filter element is stainless steel , the housing is auminum alloy . Regarding physical fitment , you would have to consult PC Racing products web site for the appropriate part number . I cannot imagine that this variety of filter would not exceed the specs , and performance of OE stock filters , or just about any off the shelf aftermarket replacement filter . The added benefit is that the finned filter housing also helps cool engine oil , and most times (at least on my Harley) is cool enough to touch . I like to keep and extra filter element so when changing oil I just swap out the dirty , and install clean . Repalcing the used filter element to a solvent... » Read More Regarding physical fitment , you would have to consult PC Racing products web site for the appropriate part number . I cannot imagine that this variety of filter would not exceed the specs , and performance of OE stock filters , or just about any off the shelf aftermarket replacement filter . The added benefit is that the finned filter housing also helps cool engine oil , and most times (at least on my Harley) is cool enough to touch . I like to keep and extra filter element so when changing oil I just swap out the dirty , and install clean . Repalcing the used filter element to a solvent bath . Hope this helps . Ride safe . Oh yeah the filter element is stainless steel , the housing is auminum alloy . « Show Less
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The drinkwell zen steel fountain shows that users also purchased the same filters that go with the original Drinkwell platinum fountain. I have to say I honestly don't have any experience with the Zen fountain myself. I do know that the purchases I have made on Amazon are the least expensive of the filter replacements that I've seen. LeeR
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It should, but be sure it is the same size. 10 micron will filter more, may clog more quickly.
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Hi The 3M Peltor will work from 88-108 mhz fm so not sure if it will work fine at Silverstone . These work great as i use them every day in a very noisy Joinery factory will recomend them to any one . Enjoy.
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i would go to PC RACING FILTERS.COM AND ASK THEM about fitment. works on my flhrs just fine. great choice.never had a problem in 6k miles.
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Hi My filter was a MFM 15 and it works great can't even tell the difference. I would ask the seller ans there is a live chat and they will tell you where to purchase it.
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Thank you for your interest in FilterMag! The correct product for that filter is the SS250. Please don't hesitate to contact us with any further questions!
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What the others said. Personally I would get the largest you can afford. More filtration is never a bad thing. The 1200 and 1500 use the same filter pads.