shingles

So, I've used the same p/n oil filter for a few different hondas... civic/crx/teg/jdm b16.... the question is... S2K the same as well?

I ask because I bought a ton (10) at $3 cost before... and there's still plenty left.

thanks,
-Shing

S2000 Driver

Yes, it's the same one and it will fit.

But do you really want to use the same oil filter that was designed for a Civic?

IMO, it makes sense to spend a little extra to get a high performance oil filter to protect your 9,000 rpm revving engine!

shingles

the real question is this: is there acutally a difference? My B16 turns 9000rpm as well... and the filter works fine. If there is a difference, then I will change, but if there isn't, I will just use the same ones I already.

hmm maybe I can call and ask about part numbers.

-Shing

S2driftspec

I have always used a Mobil One filter (and oil), on any Honda, B16 or F20. You can't put a price on piece of mind. This is the best filter on the market.

GTRPower

Shingles-

Use the OEM filter. It's fine.

I've seen Mobil One filters have problems, and FRAM filters have dropped in quality lately. I've never used anything other than OEM filters for all my cars.

As long as you follow or exceed the maintenance guidelines you'll be fine with the OEM filter.

nvmys2k

There was a study done awhile back about oil filters: Honda and Mobil 1 are the top two oil filters. I currently use the new Mobil 1 High Efficiency oil filter, seems to fine...

Bieg

Seems to me that if you want "peace of mind" you would use the filter designed by the company that designed your engine. It is well documented as one of the previous poster has said that the Honda filter is one of the best. If you ever had an oil filter related engine problem they could not give you a hard time as long as it was a Honda filter. I only use Honda filters with Mobil 1 oil.