New Oil filter metal catcher

[Shadow1100Guy]

Hey folks thought I would pass this info on. I just read about this in my new biker mag about this product. I think it's pretty damn cool and looks like it will help save engine life. check out there web site at

http://www.enginesentry.com/home.html.

I think I'm going to order some for myself and the wifes bike. So what are your thoughts about this?

[AirportFF]

Sounds a little gimmicky. I guess for $7 what the hell give it a shot. There's no substitute for regular oil changes though.

[Shadow1100Guy]

I hear what you are saying. You should NEVER substitute anything for normal oil changes. I just think it may be one of those why not help it out more if you can deals.



Sounds a little gimmicky. I guess for $7 what the hell give it a shot. There's no substitute for regular oil changes though.

[AirportFF]

Was it an ad or a review?

[cowboy]

You can just stick a magnet to your filter and it will do the same thing.

[AirportFF]

I've heard of that too. Does it work though?

[HSGear]

Yeah, that's a good question. I've heard it's not that big a deal. My other concern is that if your engine is really putting out that many metal shavings you probably have a more serious issue. I'll stick with my high-perf oil filters and synthetic bike oil - it's worked pretty damned well so far, so why the heck not?

[cowboy]

Probably works just as good as the magnetic filter things they are selling.I dont think I would bother on a honda except maby when breaking in a new engine.It would be a good idea to use one on a harley the can use all the help they can get to keep running :vuur1: .

[Machinehead]

I vote gimmick......all this company needs to do is fool 1M peeps and voilà....set-for-life.