Vern and All,
My experience with Fram is you need to check when you buy
the part. To make sure there is a filter element inside the can. Yes, I have
seen this at least 5 times myself and while drag racing at Bandimere Speedway
had seen several folks over the last five years have to make a parts run due to
having no element inside the can. The parts houses have always replaced mine
without question. So all I will say is check for the element when using one, I
still use the product just real careful!!! :) Just my two cents worth!
Pat Collins
EP 33 510 SoloII/Sportsmen Dragracing
Huntersville,NC
-----Original Message-----
From: Vern & Betsi Lyle [SMTP:lxml84a@prodigy.net]
Sent: Saturday, January 20, 2001 1:33 PM
To: team.net
Subject: Fram Deal
Ok, does anyone have any concrete evidence that Fram filters are not suitable
for our cars? Not the old "I have a friend who blew up his motor and I KNOW
it was because of the Fram filter he used" or "I sold filters and the Fram is
junk" stuff. Not just opinions, any scientific test results?
If so, publish them and let's see if the Fram Tech Rep can refute them.
Shooting the guy as he rides in carrying money doesn't seem like a good way to
start a relationship to me.
Vern
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