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2024 Chevrolet 3.0L Duramax
SKU #: FOF-FKPWR60
MPN #: FKPWR60
Frantz FKPWR60 Oil Filtration System 03-10 6.0L / 6.4L Ford Powerstroke
Description
Probably the most important key to ensuring the integrity of your Powerstroke's engine is consistently clean oil. Sure, you could change your oil every week with synthetic (expensive), or just upgrade with a Frantz system.
The Frantz Filter Bypass System is the most efficient oil filter that is commercially available for engines today. Even after many thousands of miles of use, oil filtered through a Frantz Filter Bypass System will be free of contamination to such a degree that it is considered analytically clean and suitable for further use.
Bypass filters remove solid contamination from lubricating oil. These types of filters are capable of removing extremely small size particles from the oil by providing filtration in depth through a densely packed filtering media. Oil flow through the bypass type filter is controlled at a rate so deliberate that it can trap and remove from the oil extremely small solid particles.
About Frantz Oil Filters
Do you want to know the number one way to safeguard your engine against wear? Easy, clean oil. But unless you enjoy the cost and time spent of changing your oil and filter every week, your best option is to install a Frantz Filter System that ensures your engine is fed nothing but clean, quality oil ready to properly lubricate all moving components. Originally developed in 1953, the Frantz system is able to filter oil more than ten times than an OEM filter with a system that is extremely simple to install, even for the do-it-yourselfer. And for those with a HEUI system (7.3L and 6.0L Powerstroke), the benefits of clean oil, thus a Frantz system, is even more pronounced as their fuel system relies on consistent oil pressure to essentially drive the system. And if you're worried about the installation process...don't be. It really is as simple as replacing your oil fill cap and oil filter cap with the Frantz units, mounting the canister, running the oil lines, and firing up the truck.