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Outerwears K&n E-2990 Air Box Scrub Bag,mini-sprint,bailey,hyper,pace,concept on 2040-parts.com

US $19.99
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High Performance Parts, United States

High Performance Parts, United States
Condition:New Manufacturer Part Number:30-1144 Brand:Outerwears Company Part Brand:Outerwears Company

                                                                                           

You are bidding on One (1) Brand New Outerwears Scrub Bag for Micro / Mini-Sprint Air Filter Box #E-2990.

Commonly used with Triple X, Factor 1, Sawyer, PMP, Bailey, Pace, Hyper, Concept, Stallard, and almost all other Micro-Sprint Chassis, as well as many Mini-Sprint, Modified Midget, TQ Midget Chassis, and any other applications that uses the K&N E-2990 air box.

This does not include the Air Box itself, just the Scrub Bag.  

You get your choice of color, please specify which color you would like when ordering.

Colors Available:

  • Black (Part #30-1144-01)
  • Blue (Part #30-1144-02)
  • Red (Part #30-1144-03)
  • Orange (Part #30-1144-05)

Features:

  • This Scrub Bag fits the following air boxes:
    • K&N E-2990
    • As well as any other Air Box that measures:
      • Base Width: 5"
      • Top Width: 5"
      • Base Length: 13"
      • Top Length: 13"
      • Height: 3 1/2"
  • Prevents water & debris from entering during washing
  • Drawstring helps to secure it under high pressure washing
  • Prolongs air box life

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