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Old May 27, 2011, 02:04 PM
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Evo/S2000 Oil filter
Idk if anyone has brought this up but I cross referenced the larger m1-104 oil filter that can be used on the Evo and it also fits the s2000. The oem s2000 filter is about the same size as the Evo. So, if you like me and the honda shop is right around the corner but the mitsu shop is a hour south you can buy a s2000 filter and it works!! Only downfall is the s2000 filter is a little pricey. I believe around 11-12 bucks.
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Old May 27, 2011, 02:47 PM
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good to know the same filter fit both my cars
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Old May 27, 2011, 02:57 PM
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i'll tell my room mate so he can just use my evo filters
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Nice to know! I plan on buying another S2000 in addition to my X so that makes things convenient. The OEM Honda S2k oil filter is quality too, it's the only North American Honda oil filter still made in Japan, the rest are junk Frams.
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Old May 27, 2011, 03:22 PM
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Is this the same as a honda civic or accord oil filter?
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Old May 27, 2011, 04:10 PM
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Is pressure relief valve the same between the filters?
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Old May 27, 2011, 05:33 PM
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RSX-S Filter Same as EVO too at least through all the aftermarket filter companies I've used
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why would anyone pay 11 bucks for filter not even made for your car?

why not just order a case online of mitsu's online and call it a day. you can get them for about 4 bucks a filter
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Do your car a favor - ditch the tiny filters and buy the filter that fits the Dodge Stealth.
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I've been using an oem s2000 filter since I work at a honda dealership, plus my closest mitsubishi dealer ship is 30 mins away and they are a bunch of idiots..

so far no problems
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this is good to know, i always trust honda parts!
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Originally Posted by barneyb
Do your car a favor - ditch the tiny filters and buy the filter that fits the Dodge Stealth.
THIS!!





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^ that one is right. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ^ that one is wrong
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Actually the bigger one is for the Dodge Stealth, the smaller is specifically for the Evo.
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The one on the left actually looks like the oem evo filter, which is all I buy... that or Wix...
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