Posted by Geo-TH,In on March 27, 2017 at 14:59:26 from (172.78.3.66):
Tell me why a delco pf 47 is around $4 at Wal-mart and delco pf 57 is closer to $9 at O'Reilys? Every place have to special order them. So I guessing they are not very popular filter. I use filter on my 20 hp honda. ' Auto zone's pf 57 is around $4, but their supplier is out of them. They too are special order. The zone says keep calling back and they will see if supplier gets more in. I told the zone, I'll buy a case of them when they do. I change my oil about every 60-75 hours. Only takes 1.5 quarts.
So does anyone have a filter for a 20 hp honda air cooled for around $4? All The places in town have crossed the pf 57 to STP and fram filters. Would you use a STP or Fram? geo.
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