There likely isn't one since the AMSOIL EaBP90 filters smaller particles, holds more particles, lasts longer, and flows better than the Purolator. Apples and Oranges.
Tim is correct.
Purolator filters are unable to provide the protection the EaBP90 can.
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
AMSOIL Ea By-Pass Oil Filters (EaBP) provide the best possible filtration protection against wear and oil degradation. Working in conjunction with the engine's full-flow oil filter, AMSOIL Ea By-Pass Filters operate by filtering oil on a "partial-flow" basis. They draw approximately 10 percent of the oil pump's capacity at any one time and trap the extremely small, wear-causing contaminants that full-flow filters can't remove. The AMSOIL Ea By-Pass Filter typically filters all the oil in the system several times an hour, so the engine continuously receives analytically clean oil.
Higher Efficiency
AMSOIL EaBP Filters have an efficiency of 98.7 percent at two microns. At normal operating RPMs the EaBP Filter will filter all of the oil in a typical five quart sump in less than 10 minutes.
I cannot find a cross reference on a Purolator, Amsoil, or Fram filter for this number filter. I suggest you write down the Generac filter model # and go to your local auto parts store. They will be able to cross reference it to the filters they sell.
Purolator 60362 is not in the FRam Filters cross reference guide.
There is no Purolator equivalent.
Purolator L34361
eabp90-ea
L10241
I cannot find the cross reference for this filter. Are you sure this is the correct part number? Go to any auto parts store that sells Purolator filters and they will cross reference it for you.
L35310
Purolator L14612
L14459
L10241
The part number for either Fram or Purolator is the same, PH8170. Fram at Autozone is $9.99. Purolator at AdvanceAuto is $17.00.