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#91897 rdunbar123 (User) Fresh Boarder Posts: 59 k&p engineering filter 7 Months ago   A friend of mine with a road king bought a new filter that advertises an cleanable stainless steel mesh oil filter with less pressure drop and even claims an HP increase. It is made by K & P engineering. It is pricey but it is also chrome. Has anyone heard of this? I looke d at their website and they do make a model for roadstar. their website is www.kandpengineering.com   Logged       The administrator has disabled public write access. #91898 Pop Rivet (User) Platinum Boarder Posts: 2775 Re:k&p engineering filter 7 Months ago   I think Doc has one Here is the thread Docs oil filter   Logged     Last Edit: 2008/06/09 15:17 By Pop Rivet.   2009 Ultra Classic HD...2005 Silverado Road Star Listen to the Road Star   The administrator has disabled public write access. #91917 Mark7 (User) Look for me on MSN chat if you want. Platinum Boarder Posts: 1138 Re:k&p engineering filter 7 Months ago   I could see coughing up the $$ for this filter. After about 10 oil changes it's paid for and from then on you're actually making money on the darn thing. Since I have no intentions of trading my girl in I don't really see a downside to this. Besides, if it's good enough for Doc's beautiful custom ride, it's bound to be good enough for my plain jane road humper. M7   Logged       The administrator has disabled public write access. #91921 markdyck (User) Loving the Roadie! Fresh Boarder Posts: 99 Re:k&p engineering filter 7 Months ago   That really is a beautiful looking filter... dang it... another item to add to my "wants" list.   Logged     Renai, my 2003 RoadStar!   The administrator has disabled public write access. #91940 tekdiver (User) Fresh Boarder Posts: 82 Re:k&p engineering filter 7 Months ago   i found this article on oil filters about 3 months ago when i was looking for alternatives to stealership prices. it's pretty interesting. http://www.calsci.com/motorcycleinfo/Filters.html remember this is just one mans' opinion. but oil is the life blood of our engines, so i certainly would hope ANY good info gets passed around to us all to help avoid disaster.   Logged     Last Edit: 2008/06/09 18:19 By tekdiver.     The administrator has disabled public write access. #92034 Slowride (User) Ride the Light Fresh Boarder Posts: 50 Re:k&p engineering filter 7 Months ago   I just bought one from Scott's http://www.scottsperformance.com/ I haven't installed it yet but it is very well made and every bit as nice as advertised, even came with it own removal tool. I think it's worth the money if you plan to keep your bike for a long time, and if you are like me and change oil often, it will pay for itself in about two years.   Logged       The administrator has disabled public write access. #92044 Pop Rivet (User) Platinum Boarder Posts: 2775 Re:k&p engineering filter 7 Months ago   tekdiver wrote: i found this article on oil filters about 3 months ago when i was looking for alternatives to stealership prices. it's pretty interesting. http://www.calsci.com/motorcycleinfo/Filters.html remember this is just one mans' opinion. but oil is the life blood of our engines, so i certainly would hope ANY good info gets passed around to us all to help avoid disaster. Doesnt say anything good about the stainless filter.... But then he might have shares in purolator ... And raised suspicion about the anti-drain-back valve on the K&N ...   Logged     Last Edit: 2008/06/10 08:50 By Pop Rivet.   2009 Ultra Classic HD...2005 Silverado Road Star Listen to the Road Star   The administrator has disabled public write access. #92109 tekdiver (User) Fresh Boarder Posts: 82 Re:k&p engineering filter 7 Months ago   right, like I said take it w/ a grain of salt. I look at his recommendations objectively. I think the biggest thing i took from the article is the micron size. since most tolerances in an engine are in the 1000's, this makes the most sense. i kinda use it as a guideline/reference point when switching filter brands/types. still comes down to this...go w/ what works. some of these guys have been running their various filters for a long time....   Logged       The administrator has disabled public write access.

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