🏎️ Enhance Your Racing Performance with Hiflofiltro (HF204RC) Black RC Racing Oil Filter+ Review

Oil and filter changed last weekend. I use this brand because it's my personal preference. I can't tell you they're better than other filters because I don't analyze the oil that comes out after changing them. The filter fits perfectly, is easily accessible through the hexagonal connector at the end and does not leak. The price is right. And they match K&N filters at a fraction of the price. I change the oil every 3000 miles anyway so I guess it doesn't matter what brand you use. The fit and…

I have used HiFlo filters on several bikes and it's time to overhaul my Triumph Trophy. I decided to give it a try and just like that chose the "RC" version of the filter. Fits perfectly and I love the easy removal with the nut attached at the end of the filter like another well known brand. :) This is useful due to the location of the filter on the back of the bike. I have no reason to believe it doesn't offer adequate filtration and after a few thousand miles I've had no problems. Will…

I followed the good reviews and bought it. I ignored some of the bad reviews that said this filter ended up leaking because of the mother. Mine drove on weekends for 4 months before one day I was caught off guard by oil on my rear tire as I was driving down the road. Leaked from the nut at the end of the filter where the nut attaches to the canister. As I drove, oil leaked back onto my rear tires. There were also oil stains when I parked the bike after going off the road. Waste of money for…

No more fiddling with other filters. According to multiple sources, there are many different oil filter options for my motorcycle (Triumph Thunderbird 2010). I've tried several of these. For some reason they don't want the seal to cost shit. Well, I had a Triumph that leaked like in the good old days because the filter wasn't closing properly. I put this filter in place and, what do you know, there is no more leakage. A screw head welded to the end is worth a few dollars more on its own. So…

Like some others, I dismissed the low ratings as careless (because I've had good results with Hiflo filters in the past). I installed it as directed, didn't use a collet nut etc. I took about 5 rides on my 2006 Triumph Daytona 955i before it started leaking. I noticed it mid-ride and it was just a few drops. I've been nursing it at home and at this point it was about 1 drop per second. The back of my bike and my rear tire were covered in oil. I assumed it was user error or a nearby leak because