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NEW TWIN AIR AIR FILTER

FITS SUZUKI RMZ450

06-08

Coarse, open-pore foam catches airborne dirt, grime and sand. Fine open-pore inner foam acts as a second filter. Exclusively formulated adhesive withstands repeated cleanings, even with harsh solvents or gasoline. Slightly smaller than stock filters to increase air space around the filter and improve circulation.
 
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