QUICKWOLF 16097-0008 Oil Filter Compatible for Kawasaki Ninja 300 400 500 650 1000 Prairie 300 360 400 Bayou 400 Vulcan 2000 1700 1600 1500 900 800 750 650 500 ZX-10R ZX-7 ZX-6 ZX-14R…

Instead of going to some motorcycle shop to get an oil filter this time I ordered through AMAZON. I knew what I needed for my bike. ALL GOOD. Changed oil and filter, DONE.

The right part on time

its an oil filter that fit

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I did not cut this filter apart to check its internals or filter element but from the weight of it and the look of it it appears same as OEM.Motorcycle companies don't make their own filters and many brands are actually exactly the same filter with just a different wrapper. And all are made by subcontractors.Unlike cars, many motorcycles use the same size filter and this is the most common size. It fits many Kawasakis as well as Yamaha, Honda and Triumph. But not Suzuki, which uses a different thread pitch.You have to decide whether saving about $5 a filter is worth not having the name brand logo on the wrapper. I wouldn't hesitate to use this on any of my bikes.

They say this for certain engines and models and list them on this product page. I live in the country and have equipment with small engines, and I got this for the spring tune up process for one of these. Doesn’t matter to me what the oil filter is made for, so long as it is a quality item, as the key measurement for me is the inner diameter of the filter itself. With that, I can figure if the built in O-ring seal will fit the engine correctly.In this case, that inner measurement is 2.12 inches. That is just right for a couple of my gasoline engines, so I know it’s going to work.Tip: when I change the oil, I pour some new oil into the filter before I screw it on, then fill the engine reservoir to the level indicated on the dipstick. This way, as soon as I fire up the engine, the oil is circulating well.

I looked at the specs of this filter and ordered it to try for my bike and it actually works! It fits the MT-09/XSR900 engine just like the OEM filter does.I also have it next to the Fram TG7317 on the pictures and as you can see it is identical! Which means all the vehicles the TG7317 fits, this $9 QUICKWOLF Kawasaki filter will fit also! Keep in mind, the Fram filters are rated to last 15K Miles on one change and obviously these are not, the seller just states "long life" whatever that is.

This Quickwolf filter seems comparable to an OEM filter. However, the markings printed on the outside of the filter have a few misspellings and the eight turn markings around the circumference of the filter are not equally spaced. Also the sealing O-ring at the base of the filter has a flat face where it meets the oil sump instead of the usual rounded face. This could potentially give an uneven or "sticking" seal. Seems okay, but I will be sticking with OEM or other major brands.