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Message: <blockquote data-quote="servo" data-source="post: 71146" data-attributes="member: 1665">check dis sites out...http://www.oilfiltermagnet.com/with magnet and without...http://www.oilfiltermagnet.com/ofmdemo.gifhttp://www.oilfiltermagnet.com/cat.gifOil Filter Magnet is a powerful precision device that magnetizes the oil filter and effectively traps and removes virtually all micro-abrasive alloy particles from the oil inside the filter. When an engine is newly assembled, the piston rings do not fit precisely into the cylinders despite highly accurate machining techniques. The piston rings wear to precisely fit in the cylinder during the break-in period. Unfortunately, the wearing of the piston rings and cylinder walls continues, due to micro abrasive particles depositing even more contaminants into the oil. Some of the particles are large enough to be caught in the oil filter. Those that are not, continue to circulate with the oil, passing between the piston rings and cylinders wall and through all the bearings. The micro abrasives cause scratches, generating more particles, thereby worsening the problem. http://www.oilfiltermagnet.com/aniwithout.gifTypical engine withoutOil Filter Magnet. http://www.oilfiltermagnet.com/aniwith.gifTypical engine withOil Filter Magnet.Conventional oil filters, combined with the Oil Filter Magnet , remove virtually all of the micro abrasive particles from the oil. Piston rings without abrasive metal particles will slowly polish and restore cylinder walls to their "like new" condition; significantly reducing wear. Engine life is dramatically prolonged, delaying or preventing the wear that leads to pollution. Even high quality oil filters and oil treatments cannot remove fine abrasive alloy particles which cause major engine wear and decrease engine performance. In order for oil filters to trap particles under 25 microns, the oil filter would need to severely restrict the flow of engine oil. This restricted flow would reduce oil pressure to a critical level (oil starvation) and low oil pressure will, of course, result in engine failure. Benefits -Your engine will last much longer. -Uni-directional magnet. It does not interfere with any other electrical device. -Oil will remain clean and metal free. -One hundred times more effective than magnetic drain plugs. -Prevents and/or decreases the burning of oil -Helps protect the environment by reducing pollution. -Lasts a lifetime. Transfers from filter to filter. -Strong 4,500 Gauss magnet. -Easy to fit, simply snap it on; no tools required. -Protect your investment and enhance your vehicle's resale value ! -Manufactured in the USA & used by the USA government -This oil magnet system used in aircraft</blockquote>

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