Oil filter Bosch or K&N

K&N Oil filter

I use the K&N 170 on my 1999 883C, have for years. Not sure why Amazon is saying "not for your model", I've literally been using it for the last 16 years and 70,000 miles, and have ordered 6 of them from Amazon over that time period.

Pros: reliable, long lasting
Mileage: 70000 km
Part number: 170
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K&N Oil filter

The oil, no, K&N filters I've been using for almost a decade. Doesn't seem to have any issues. And I like the 1 inch nut on it.

Pros: no issues, like the nut
Vehicle: Subaru
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Bosch Oil filter

I would never buy a cheapie oil filter for any car, especially a European car. I have always insisted on OEM or Bosch parts for our VW’s.

Pros: OEM quality, reliable
Cons: cheap filters unreliable
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Bosch Oil filter

Depends on year and where you are located. I would never buy a cheap one, since a Bosch is 10 euros, and I'm not willing to take any chances for 5 euros or less, which is the price difference with a ridex or something like that.

Pros: Bosch quality
Cons: cheap filters unreliable
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K&N Oil filter

Your best bet is to order the proper Mahle filter from your favorite e-tailer and keep it on standby. You could pick up a K&N at Cycle Gear but K&N have a bad reputation in the industry and I’d generally stay away from them.

Cons: bad reputation
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K&N Oil filter

It\u2019s crap. Most filters are 20 microns; K&N have one that\u2019s 10. Put your money into getting a better oil filter instead of buying into the snake oil.

Pros: better oil filter
Cons: crap, snake oil
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