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Oil filter - K&N or Ford?
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Oil filter - K&N or Ford?
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Which ever one is better: usually the Ford model 
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Why do you ask a question that has no answer?
Why don't you ask a supercomputer to divide by zero next?!
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I just put in a Wix -
If you're sticking with the Motorcraft Synthetic blend, I would probably use the Motorcraft filter too, but for my first oil change, I went with Mobil 1 full synthetic and this filter: https://www.fram.com/fram-ultra-synthetic-oil-filter-spin-on-xg3614
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Not speaking for The Real Maverick, but his point is that this is really a question that everyone will have a very different opinion on. With no real solution. It's a great talking point, but having been on several Car forums over the last decade, this question always never really gets answered.
My preferences..... 1st Ford Motorcraft 2nd Wix
You'll probably fine opinions vary widely
Good Luck
You'll probably fine opinions vary widely
Good Luck
There are teardown videos on youtube showing the motorcraft filter's construction. They are pretty solid and inexpensive too. No reason not to use them. If you change your oil and filter every 5k it honestly doesn't matter much what you use. Fresh oil and filter every 5k is more important than choosing the absolute best of the best.
