Pipercross Performance Air Filter Induction Cone Kit Universal 100mm C0640 on 2040-parts.com
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The range of off-the-shelf competition air filters offer engine filtration using the Pipercross composite air flow technology layered foam, designed for people who demand the very best from their engine. All filters in the Pipercross range can be used for both road and competition and are designed to fit most vehicle. Pipercross work closely with engine designers and because each race series is different, so too are the foams. Other filtration mediums such as paper or cotton-gauze cannot achieve this fine balance cost effectively making Pipercross ideal for competition production. Pipercross continues to cater for classic carburettor engines with a large range of competition air filters available right off-the-shelf. From ram pipes and socks for SU carburettors, to a PX600 base plate and filter for the latest throttle bodies on the market. Pipercross Rubber Neck Universal Filters (Height 200mm x Neck Dia 100mm x Outer Dia 150mm) C0640 |
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