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Jansen
01-12-2009, 05:27 AM
I'm trying to figure out if TRD filters are worth it. I found two, one seems to have a better flow rate but I can't find figures. Flow rate figures would be nice, if someone could get them.

TRD High Flow Oil Filters, $12
PTR14-00000-05

TRD High Performance Oil Filter, 4 Cyl $10
PTR43-33010, 98% at 20 Microns

Wix/Napa Gold 51394, $5
Max Flow Rate: 7-9 GPM
Nominal Micron Rating: 19

Amsoil EAO09-EA, $15
98.7 percent at 15 microns

Going to get Pennzoil Platinum 5W-30 after the break-in period, so trying to get a high flow, high efficiency filter.

CB900F2
01-12-2009, 07:58 AM
Jansen.... I am also in the Toronto area.. Where you able to find a local supplier for the TRD oil filters??

thanks


I'm trying to figure out if TRD filters are worth it. I found two, one seems to have a better flow rate but I can't find figures. Flow rate figures would be nice, if someone could get them.

TRD High Flow Oil Filters, $12
PTR14-00000-05

TRD High Performance Oil Filter, 4 Cyl $10
PTR43-33010, 98% at 20 Microns

Wix/Napa Gold 51394, $5
Max Flow Rate: 7-9 GPM
Nominal Micron Rating: 19

Amsoil EAO09-EA, $15
98.7 percent at 15 microns

Going to get Pennzoil Platinum 5W-30 after the break-in period, so trying to get a high flow, high efficiency filter.

ROCKLAND TOYOTA
01-12-2009, 09:19 AM
TRD is a rebadged K/N oil filter......

2006fronty
01-13-2009, 05:21 AM
Sparks Toyota lists 2 different TRD filters for the Yaris, one has an actual picture (white can like K&N) the other one doesn't have a picture. It's kind of weird that they have 2 TRD filters, maybe one's better who knows???

1stToyota
01-13-2009, 10:01 AM
A Napa Gold/Wix filter for $5...if you're doing 5K OCI with the Pennzoil Platinum, like I'm doing, no need to spend twice the money. The WIX filter is a very good, well constructed filter. Only difference at all with the WIX filter and the Wix built AMSOIL Ea filter is the media, because the AMSOIL Ea is a 25K/1 year OCI filter.

Tamago
01-13-2009, 11:42 AM
if you're not over-revving your yaris constantly (which means you're revving to 6500 for long periods of time) why would you need a high flow oil filter?

what's more important is the dirt-catching ability of the filter.

marcus
01-13-2009, 01:27 PM
i dont get high flow oil filter.... isnt it high flow less dirt thats being filtered..dont get it.

Tamago
01-13-2009, 01:32 PM
i dont get high flow oil filter.... isnt it high flow less dirt thats being filtered..dont get it.

not necessarily. a "larger" filter is a higher flow filter because it's less restrictive.. with the same dirt holding properties..

but the lower the restriction the lower overall oil pressure you'll see.. by 1-2 psi.. not a big deal honestly, especially when you're running heavier oil in a forced induction application

TheSilkySmooth
01-13-2009, 02:08 PM
not necessarily. a "larger" filter is a higher flow filter because it's less restrictive.. with the same dirt holding properties..

but the lower the restriction the lower overall oil pressure you'll see.. by 1-2 psi.. not a big deal honestly, especially when you're running heavier oil in a forced induction application Just a couple thoughts:
If the oil pump doesnt have an internal bypass relief, then the pump will force the filter to pass whatever it can pump - which means if the filter media is overwhelmed, the pressure will unseat the bypass valve in the filtercan, and NOW you got plenty of flow (though unfiltered). Hey, I suppose it doesn't have to be constantly filtered. Understand, on most cold starts under 20 deg F the filter is not working at all - its just bypassing until the oil warms up. The "gelled" oil just wont flow through the media. - the bro

canadian_princess
01-14-2009, 12:35 AM
does anyone have instructions for installation of fog lights on the 4 door yaris?

YarisSedan
01-14-2009, 03:24 AM
does anyone have instructions for installation of fog lights on the 4 door yaris?

LOL way to hijack a thread.

PHXDEMON
01-14-2009, 08:52 AM
does anyone have instructions for installation of fog lights on the 4 door yaris? WTF random :confused: High flow filters sound like a joke IMHO. Just get a mobil 1 and run full synthetic.

TheSilkySmooth
01-14-2009, 01:44 PM
WTF random :confused: High flow filters sound like a joke IMHO. Just get a mobil 1 and run full synthetic. Why? Are they the best for the Yaris? How can you tell? What is "full synthetic"?

TheSilkySmooth
01-14-2009, 01:50 PM
Speaking of M1 filters, whom is the supplier? Still Champion labs or is it Hastings or wix. I heard it can vary by application. I's the M1 more restrictive due to a less porous "paper"?

Tamago
01-14-2009, 02:24 PM
Speaking of M1 filters, whom is the supplier? Still Champion labs or is it Hastings or wix. I heard it can vary by application. I's the M1 more restrictive due to a less porous "paper"?

it's funny that people assume that because Mobil is printed on the box that Mobil must make the filter ;)

i don't understand why people don't just stick to a "toyota" filter. they're inexpensive, of good quality (not just paper inside) and look great on the car ;)

gid
01-14-2009, 03:50 PM
+1 on that . Been using TOYO filters for years without an incident . Had good luck with GM oil filters as well . Used them and TOYO filters for '03 MATRIX , '99 PRIZM ( Corolla ) , 2000 PRIZM , and '99 Corolla . They're the same as used for the YARIS , 1st Gen XB , etc..

mimelio
01-14-2009, 05:48 PM
Speaking of M1 filters, whom is the supplier? Still Champion labs or is it Hastings or wix. I heard it can vary by application. I's the M1 more restrictive due to a less porous "paper"?



Mobil 1 filters are made by Champion Labs and they are very similar to Pure One Premium Filter... They have more restriction due to a fiber (fiberglass) enhanced media... The top tier Wix filters also have a fiber (fiberglass) enhanced media. interesting how the argument can go on about what filter is better. One filter that I would never use is the Fram. There is so much written about how inferior they are due to cost cutting.

CASTREX
01-14-2009, 06:10 PM
Go for the Wix or the Toyo if you are changing your oil at 5K

The Amsoil filter is a great option but you need to use it with their oils for extended change intervals in order to see the financial benefit from it.

TheSilkySmooth
01-15-2009, 01:34 PM
+1 on that . Been using TOYO filters for years without an incident . Had good luck with GM oil filters as well . Used them and TOYO filters for '03 MATRIX , '99 PRIZM ( Corolla ) , 2000 PRIZM , and '99 Corolla . They're the same as used for the YARIS , 1st Gen XB , etc.. +1 on the GM/Delco - they worked best on our Tracker and 1500 silverado v6 - the champion sold at wall mart as supertech didnt seem to work well on the chevy IDK why:iono:

Jansen
05-23-2009, 01:08 PM
Ended up using the WIX filters with Pennzoil Platinum, since I couldn't find any specs on the TRD filters.

Jerkratt
05-25-2009, 05:36 PM
just found out royal purple makes oil filters now