Oil filter

[Lyrad]

My local Honda dealer went under and the nearest is 1hr away, i ask Canadian tire if they had an oil filter and they did, 6017 FRAM but when I looked it up its for a CB400F supersport? It should work just the same I hope?? anybody have any issues with a different filter??

[clarkdw]

It is perfectly alright. It fits a ton of Honda bikes.

[Kai Ju]

My 2 cents worth, stick with stock oil filters. The OEM's are pretty anal about getting that part right.
I've heard some horror stories about aftermarket filters and just wouldn't take the chance on an engine that spins up to almost 14,000 rpm.
As far as the dealer being an hour away, next time you go pick up two or three, or go to Ron Ayers and buy one or two online and have them shipped.

[Lyrad]

Thanks for the info guys, I did end up putting it on, its a bit bigger?? I will get a few next time I am near the other Honda dealer.
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[atheos_mb]

I usually get Hi Flo filter and the number is  "303 hi flo".
I also used NAGANO filter,but dont remember the number that brand uses.


Never used OEM filter so I cant tell if there is a difference

[hernz]

i've been using walmart branded "supertech" on my honda bikes.... model ST6607....apparently they are made by champion

worth a shot 

[91cb-1]

the honda super four is the same engine as the cb-1 so the filter should be the same Honda wouldn't change all that much certainly not the filter

[Drewski]

the honda super four is the same engine as the cb-1 .............

Not quite - no gear drive on the SF Just old fashioned noisy, stretchable chain thingys.

[91cb-1]

the honda super four is the same engine as the cb-1 .............

Not quite - no gear drive on the SF Just old fashioned noisy, stretchable chain thingys.

Yes i agree not exactly the same but that's just a matter of puttin in a cheaper chain rather than gears, i was going to replace my brothers chain with a set of gears i puled outda my old one but i took money for them instead,