TRD Oil Filter 5th Gen HP Increase

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TRD OIL FILTER $17.08
Toyota Part No.: PTR43-00079
Toyota PTR43-00079 TRD OIL FILTER
  • 100% synthetic filtering media for extended life
  • Heavy-duty body and base plate for extreme strength
  • Base plate openings are ported and polished for reduced restriction of oil flow
  • Heavy-duty pressure relief valve helps improve oil flow during cold starts
  • High-temperature rated silicone anti-drain back valve helps retain oil in the filter to help avoid dry start

ELEMENT KIT, OIL FILTER $3.86
Toyota Part No.: 04152-38010

  • Toyota. This genuine Toyota part is guaranteed by Toyota's factory warranty.

It's "ported and polished". Hell yeah! What degree of awesomeness is that?!
For that extra $13.22 you must be getting what 10 or 15 more horse power?


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TRD OIL FILTER $17.08

Toyota Part No.: PTR43-00079

Toyota PTR43-00079 TRD OIL FILTER

  • 100% synthetic filtering media for extended life
  • Heavy-duty body and base plate for extreme strength
  • Base plate openings are ported and polished for reduced restriction of oil flow
  • Heavy-duty pressure relief valve helps improve oil flow during cold starts
  • High-temperature rated silicone anti-drain back valve helps retain oil in the filter to help avoid dry start



ELEMENT KIT, OIL FILTER $3.86

Toyota Part No.: 04152-38010



  • Toyota. This genuine Toyota part is guaranteed by Toyota's factory warranty.



It's "ported and polished". Hell yeah! What degree of awesomeness is that?!

For that extra $13.22 you must be getting what 10 or 15 more horse power?





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I’ve always wondered what the differences were. Did you take any pictures before the install ?
 
Ha! good one--now there is bling for the unseen areas of the 4R. I wonder if it shines better than the OEM when it is full of used oil.
 
Amsoil filter is not cheap either [emoji2957]

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"Ported and Polished":lol::rofl:



I'm currently using the Amsoil filter; solid construction, synthetic media and good for 15,000 miles. Becoming a preferred customer over there got me the filters at about $19 a piece (six pack price)

I used to use Amsoil's oil exclusively, but they've gotten too pricey for my appetite. Probably feel the same once these filters are all used....
 
FWIW - it is probably worth using real OEM oil filters. (people are basically doing the same think with their "performance" aftermarket air filters that also add no power).

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"Ported and Polished":lol::rofl:



I'm currently using the Amsoil filter; solid construction, synthetic media and good for 15,000 miles. Becoming a preferred customer over there got me the filters at about $19 a piece (six pack price)

I used to use Amsoil's oil exclusively, but they've gotten too pricey for my appetite. Probably feel the same once these filters are all used....

For 25 bucks shipped I got a pack of like 5 oem filters.... You know the ones proven to get you to 250K+ without issues.
 
i don’t think there’s any question that the TRD’s finer, synthetic media actually does filter better, but can understand that many people don’t care about that, or believe it to be necessary.

what i do find odd is that those same people often seem to happily shell out beaucoup bucks for a Gobi rack, N-Fabs, Pro wheels, LED headlights, “Raptor” lights, a “Salt Life” sticker, and so on. but pay $10 more for a premium oil filter you’ll probably replace once a year? oh, hell no!
 
i don’t think there’s any question that the TRD’s finer, synthetic media actually does filter better, but can understand that many people don’t care about that, or believe it to be necessary.

what i do find odd is that those same people often seem to happily shell out beaucoup bucks for a Gobi rack, N-Fabs, Pro wheels, LED headlights, “Raptor” lights, a “Salt Life” sticker, and so on. but pay $10 more for a premium oil filter you’ll probably replace once a year? oh, hell no!

I got them on clearance a while back, and that's the only reason I got them, but for 4 bucks it wasn't bad
 
I got them on clearance a while back, and that's the only reason I got them, but for 4 bucks it wasn't bad
i don’t know what you’re referring to specifically, but i wasn’t calling you out personally in any way whatsoever; just my general observation.
 
FWIW - it is probably worth using real OEM oil filters. (people are basically doing the same think with their "performance" aftermarket air filters that also add no power).

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YEAH, baby!!!
 
i don’t know what you’re referring to specifically, but i wasn’t calling you out personally in any way whatsoever; just my general observation.

I was agreeing with you that it's more of a name brand thing than anything. The only reason I purchased some was when they were on clearance. I didn't purchase them because they were TRD brand lol
 

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