I hope you're not seriously considering taking advice from someone who can't spell, has never heard of capital letters, grammar, or punctuation, and doesn't understand bypass oil filtering!
The type of filter you choose will have a big influence on how effectively the oil gets filtered. Spin-on filters intended for full-flow applications have large-weave elements that have very little restriction, so enough oil gets through the filter to supply the volume needs of the engine. A bypass filter might not catch all the oil as it goes by, but the part that does go through the filter can be strained through a much finer filter media. I used to sell Frantz filters that used toilet paper as the filter media, and strained out contaminants as small as 2/10 micron. (0.0002") The average spin-on full flow filter catches particles of 5 to 8 microns or larger.
Jerry
