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A good replacement for the beloved ST6607 Made in USA Oil filter

Started by LadyDraco, Tue 21, Jul 2026, 06:45:14

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Tue 21, Jul 2026, 06:45:14 Last Edit: Tue 21, Jul 2026, 07:34:12 by LadyDraco
I don't  have  the  time  to hunt up the thread  ,sorry..
TheBeast needs  an oil change stat ! LOL
SO Now  that Super Tech is  long gone  and  I'm through all of  my extras.

What  filter  is  as  good  or better than the  ST6607?

Has  anyone  tried  : HIFLO FILTRO HF303 I think that is  the  correct number..

Thanks in advance.
Life is what you make of it~If it don't fit make alterations...
One does not speak unless one knows.
Never underestimate the power of a woman !
It's a Poor Craftsman who blames their Tools !
This  is  the  way

LadyDraco

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Tue 21, Jul 2026, 07:36:59
I'm not a fan of  the  longer  filters...
I prefer the shorter filters.
And  would  like  to find  a  USA  made  one..
But I think the last one is moot.

Life is what you make of it~If it don't fit make alterations...
One does not speak unless one knows.
Never underestimate the power of a woman !
It's a Poor Craftsman who blames their Tools !
This  is  the  way

LadyDraco

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Tue 21, Jul 2026, 07:54:34 Last Edit: Tue 21, Jul 2026, 08:04:34 by LadyDraco
Quote from: Pluggy on Tue 21, Jul 2026, 07:40:44The ones I buy are not the long ones, but have a larger diameter. 

https://www.amazon.com/s?k=pl14459&channelId=500&clpRedir=Y&plpRedirect=mhFallback
Sorry for the odd silly Q..

So will my filter wrench still fit it ?
(1) 2 27/32  aka 65-68 MM

my little paper that I keep in my wallet says Purolator.- L14612 is the oem match...
Life is what you make of it~If it don't fit make alterations...
One does not speak unless one knows.
Never underestimate the power of a woman !
It's a Poor Craftsman who blames their Tools !
This  is  the  way

LadyDraco

#3
Tue 21, Jul 2026, 08:48:22
Think small old  hands.. I need  a  wrench.
Life is what you make of it~If it don't fit make alterations...
One does not speak unless one knows.
Never underestimate the power of a woman !
It's a Poor Craftsman who blames their Tools !
This  is  the  way

Chrisj CMA

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Tue 21, Jul 2026, 09:19:06 Last Edit: Tue 21, Jul 2026, 09:22:21 by Chrisj CMA
Quote from: LadyDraco on Tue 21, Jul 2026, 07:36:59I'm not a fan of  the  longer  filters...
I prefer the shorter filters.
And  would  like  to find  a  USA  made  one..
But I think the last one is moot.



Walmart still sells the SuperTech 6607. If it's not on the shelf it is at Walmart.com

Valker

#5
Tue 21, Jul 2026, 09:34:25
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mello dude

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Tue 21, Jul 2026, 12:36:51
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LadyDraco

#7
Tue 21, Jul 2026, 15:11:22
Quote from: Chrisj CMA on Tue 21, Jul 2026, 09:19:06Walmart still sells the SuperTech 6607. If it's not on the shelf it is at Walmart.com

Nope OUT of Stock has  been for  over 6 months
Life is what you make of it~If it don't fit make alterations...
One does not speak unless one knows.
Never underestimate the power of a woman !
It's a Poor Craftsman who blames their Tools !
This  is  the  way

sandy

#8
Wed 22, Jul 2026, 10:12:10
The oil info on the "oil guy" loves the Purolater "BOSS" filters. I've been using them for a long time. The part #s are PBL14610 for the longer unit and PBL14612 for the standard length. When Pep Boys closed their retail stores, I had to order them on Amazon. The oil filter wrench works on these units.

lakehunter

#9
Wed 22, Jul 2026, 17:36:14
Quote from: LadyDraco on Tue 21, Jul 2026, 06:45:14I don't  have  the  time  to hunt up the thread  ,sorry..
TheBeast needs  an oil change stat ! LOL
SO Now  that Super Tech is  long gone  and  I'm through all of  my extras.

What  filter  is  as  good  or better than the  ST6607?

Has  anyone  tried  : HIFLO FILTRO HF303 I think that is  the  correct number..

Thanks in advance.

Been using the K&N KN303 black or KN303C chrome since 2009. They have a "nut" on top so you can use a 3/4 socket or box end wrench to remove or install. Amazon 19.95 black. No issues with full synthetic oil and it looks like new when drawing out after 3 - 5 K miles. Local auto parts stores like auto one carry them also. Happy oil changes !

LadyDraco

#10
Wed 22, Jul 2026, 19:33:27
 :cooldude:
Life is what you make of it~If it don't fit make alterations...
One does not speak unless one knows.
Never underestimate the power of a woman !
It's a Poor Craftsman who blames their Tools !
This  is  the  way

Sixgunluvr

#11
Mon 10, Aug 2026, 20:00:33 Last Edit: Mon 10, Aug 2026, 20:04:56 by Sixgunluvr
"Been using the K&N KN303 black or KN303C chrome since 2009. They have a "nut" on top so you can use a 3/4 socket or box end wrench to remove or install."

Ditto

LadyDraco

#12
Mon 10, Aug 2026, 20:17:10
update I went with the HIFLO FILTRO HF303 ...
Made with German and USA components
Life is what you make of it~If it don't fit make alterations...
One does not speak unless one knows.
Never underestimate the power of a woman !
It's a Poor Craftsman who blames their Tools !
This  is  the  way

98valk

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Tue 11, Aug 2026, 09:01:45
Quote from: LadyDraco on Mon 10, Aug 2026, 20:17:10update I went with the HIFLO FILTRO HF303 ...
Made with German and USA components


HiFlo has been highly rated for many decades.  :cooldude:
1998 Std/Tourer, 2007 DR200SE, 1981 CB900C  10speed
1973 Duster 340 4-speed rare A/C, 2001 F250 4x4 7.3L, 6sp

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