Hengst Oil Filter Cut Open H97W06 vs. Baldwin Oil Filter Cut Open B1400 Oil Filter Review
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- Опубліковано 15 лип 2021
- Hengst or Baldwin which is a better oil filter? Let's open them up and see what's inside!
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@GR I have a video of a Hengst 90w25 coming out next month on Aug.20th and I'm booked up into September, so I can't promise anything but I'll put it on my to-do list.
@GR Between these two the Hengst look better.
@GR Where do you live? $26.00? That's a lot for shipping.
@GR I didn't know it was so expensive for you guys in Canada, If I order this same filter it will cost me about $5.99 shipping with a 6.25% tax - 5% coupon code = $10.05
@GR That's too much. I guess that filter is not for you.
we should get more stuff made in poland because their craftsmanship is impeccable and they are a friendly nation not like china. but if they could only use a silicon anti-drain-back valve, that be a big improvement. I think it is a good filter, after all, thanks it was a great video.
Thank You!👍😊
Agree Bud. It's pretty cool to see an entrant from Poland in these oil filter battles. That filter media looked perfect.
Well, it''s a German filter made in Poland. My (German) Hengst filter is made in USA.
Hengst for the win on this one!
It is a nice looking filter😊
Hengst are very popular in Europe, apparently with good reason. If you hang the filter vertically the adbv shouldn’t be an issue. If it’s horizontal and gets cold it might.
Always appreciate the in depth look at these filters! 👊 🇨🇦 👍
Thank You!👍😊
They are both nice filters but if I had to choose one I would pick the Hengst. I like the core better and the media is almost double the other. I am sure their valve works. Filters drain out anyway.
Thank you for your video.
The Hengst looks to me a better filter, the media looks better, and more filter for filtration. The Baldwin beats the Hengst by the coil spring, the rubber, and the Base plate (by a thread).
If I had to choose I would take the Hengst over the Baldwin. Baldwin was disappointing for this application.
Thank you so much for all that you do. Get your hands dirty.
😊Thank You!
Not a bad filter,very well assembled, if your filter is upside-down the anti-drain-back valve shouldn't be a problem. But a silicone one would be better
Yep,
Thanks for the feedback.👍🙏😊
Interesting. I just bought 2 Hengst 97w06 filters and they came with louvers. Hengst are excellent filters though.
Never heard of it but the hengst looks pretty good
Hengst are well known and used regularly on German vehicles.
Clean too, I wish they would share some filtration numbers.
I use and trust Hengst oil filters on my AMG C63, great filters 👍
Thank for sharing👍
I have an AMC Pacer and use Hengst too!
Hey Oh WOW Thought Baldwin would be the better one but the Hengst I think one this one. Craftsmanship, material and the larger holes. Now what’s with flapper it’s thinner does it provide better flow. Nice video
Thank You!👍😊
Baldwin oil filters are made by the Baldwin Sisters from the TV show "The Waltons."
LOL😊
Unfortunately there is no real standard, exacting measurement for "nominal" vs "absolute" and the way it's applied varies from one source to another. In some cases nominal is associated with a 50% filtration rate at the stated micron size and absolute is associated with anywhere from 95% up to 98.7% particle filtration at the stated micron size. That is precisely why there has been a move away from using that terminology since it's just too vague, especially since it doesn't necessarily include or go by certain testing standards but can be only valid in a certain condition. The much more reliable rating would be based on ISO and Beta data. Oil filter manufacturers that are not embarrassed of their filters filtration rate will publish ISO4548-12 and/or ISO4548 test standard results. Oil filter manufacturers who do not want to post the ISO test results for obvious reasons will instead post vague, out-dated terminology and/or not even publish any filtration rate testing results and instead just hope that the "looks" of their oil filters will be enough to convince people to buy them because they look "tough" regardless of how well they do or don't actually filter out contaminants. The truth is, it's actually quite possible for a cheap oil filter with fiber end caps, a plastic e-core, and a leaf-spring to do a much better job at trapping sub-30 micron contaminants than a pricier filter that has steel end caps, steel core, and a steel coil spring. If an oil filter manufacturer intently uses obscure definitions and/or does not publish reliable fitration rate data (filtration % @ micron size as per ISO testing) you can bet there is a reason why, and no, it's not because they are "secretive", they wouldn't have to be "secretive" if their test data was any good because that would actually be a selling point for their product! "Looking tough" means next to nothing when you have no idea what percentage of contaminants that particular filter is trapping/blocking and at what micron size. Unfortunately so many people don't know any better and just fall for the "but it looks so tough/well made" deception.
Thanks for the feedback.
Most people fall for the tough made is better because most of the time it's true.
People cant see micron ratings, but they can surely see the construction of an oil filter when opened up.
Thanks for watching!👍
The Hengst has very nice even pleats.
Looks to be very well made.
would the Hengst filter be good for a 2023 Toyota Rav4 LE ?
Yes, I think it would be fine.
Great Videos. Have you ever opened a OEM Mazda oil filter ???
Thanks!
No, I haven't opened a Mazda oil filter.
It wouldn't be shown until sometime in September but give me a filter number and I'll see what I can do.
@@WhipCityWrencher This is the Mazda filter I use for my Mazda CX-3
1WPE-14-302
@@kimbergrant8793 Okay, I'll have to order one, I'll let you know when I make the video and when it will be shown.
@@WhipCityWrencher Great. I will be looking forward too it.
Hey. FYI I don't think this Mazda oil filter has an anti-drainback valve. It is mounted vertically and upside down. So there really isn't a need for one on this filter
Oh, this one's Made in Poland. Nice!
Yep,
I think its the first one I've opened that says made in Poland👍
Let us hope there will be more things made in Poland. A lot of people don't know, but Poland now is a different country than back in the day. Democracy brought to Poland all kinds of foreign investors. There is now an Aqua Park in Reda that is full of visitors. It's the second such park in the world. Another one is in China. They have all kinds of dinosaur parks, and other theme parks. The south of Poland has elbow to elbow of visitors from all over the world. Beautiful mountains there. I would not even go there in the summer. It's too packed. I hope to go there next May for a longer vacation than in the past.
Hengst looks better and it's more economical
Definitely looks better.
These filters can't fit the same vehicles. The Baldwin has a M20x1.5 thread and the Hengst is a 3/4-16. The Baldwin filter that is comparable to the Hengst would be B33.
Wow! The Video was up for 2 years and no one else picked that up. LOL👍
I just looked at it, and noticed I had the filter number on the title wrong, "I fixed it now". The title had it a Hengst H97W07 when it should have been Hengst H97W06. Good Catch! Thanks👍😊
@@WhipCityWrencher Thank you brother. We all enjoy your videos and efforts. Thanks!
@@fowvee I Appreciate It😊 Thanks👍
I'll go with baldwin. It has better quality design than hengst.👍