OIL filter. If it were only so simple....

Redog76

Redog76

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I have done some reading up and still have a little confusion.

What is the best filter for my 03 107"? The reusable one that I have seen on here? Or just the replaceable?

I found this on Amazon, seems reasonable, and is by S&S. But I can't confirm if it will fit my engine?

[ame=http://www.amazon.com/Cycle-Oil-Filter-Chrome-31-4102/dp/B0012TSQL8]Amazon.com: S&S Cycle Oil Filter - Chrome 31-4102: Automotive[/ame]

Appreciate any info guys Thanks!
 
HMAN

HMAN

I just like my Freedom
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FWIW I run the K&P that Mad Dog sells (Value Teck). Inital cost seems high but after two oil changes its pretty much paid for. Add a Scavenger when you order and you'll get ALL the old out every time. Jmo.
 
francoblay1

francoblay1

The Spaniard
HMAN said:
FWIW I run the K&P that Mad Dog sells (Value Teck). Inital cost seems high but after two oil changes its pretty much paid for. Add a Scavenger when you order and you'll get ALL the old out every time. Jmo.
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X2, I've got the same one.

The ones Curtis sells seem to be same concept and maybe a bit cheaper.

:cheers:
 
Guillaume

Guillaume

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I both the reuseable one years ago for my Husky and it works great oil change take it off clean it put it back .:2thumbs:
 
mittens

mittens

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[ame=http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0009IQZY8/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o08_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1]Amazon.com: FRAM PH6065B Spin-On Full-Flow Oil Filter for Harley-Davidson Motorcycles: Automotive[/ame]


Fram Chrome filter, for evo.. fits my 107 fine. 9 bucks delivered.
 
Brew

Brew

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K&P on all my scoots to include the Harley. They've paid for themselves times over now...
 
Redog76

Redog76

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Thanks guys. $14 for the S&S one shipped, not bad. Maybe this winter invest in the K&P. I have used the reusable ones on motocross bikes for years with good luck.
 
gabe

gabe

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I've been running the K&N for the convenience of being able to use a ratchet with extension to get it off.
[ame=http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000E28MTA/ref=wms_ohs_product?ie=UTF8&psc=1]Amazon.com: K&N KN-170C Harley Davidson High Performance Oil Filter: Automotive[/ame]

KP is nice for sure and maybe I'll get one some day.
 
gabe

gabe

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Redog76 said:
Now the engine in my bike is considered the 'Big Twin' not the EVO, am I correct?
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Wait for expert responses but I believe the answer to this is no. It's not a harley motor even though it is like a hd motor. EVO bottom end with twin cam top end if I recall...if you search you'll find some info.
 
firedog19

firedog19

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it is an evo style engine and uses a 30 micron filter the 10 micron filters for harley are too restrictive.
 
01Mastiff

01Mastiff

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You have an EVO engine. It is positively, positively NOT a "Twin Cam". Make sure you do not use a Twin Cam filter or you will be buying a Twin Cam. There are only 2 types of filters, EVO and Twin Cam and the Twin Cam are too restrictive and you will not be moving oil through your engine. I purchased some K&N's because I liked the ratchet idea, but be aware the "chrome" ones are not really chrome. Very dull finish. Just go to the Harley store and buy a chrome EVO filter for simplicity. For me, I've got a lot of toys that need filter changes and I just want to change the oil and move on, not mess with cleaning filters, but that's just me.
 
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