Description
The K&N Filters 63-2587 Air Intake System is engineered to optimize airflow to your engine, featuring a high-density polyethylene (HDPE) rotationally-molded tube. This design not only increases the volume of airflow but also guarantees an increase in horsepower and torque, making it a valuable upgrade for enhancing engine performance.
This air intake system includes a washable, reusable High-Flow Air Filter crafted with oiled cotton filter media. Its oversized, conical design allows for extended service intervals, enabling you to go up to 100,000 miles between filter services under normal highway driving conditions. Additionally, a custom heat shield is integrated to protect the intake air from the high temperatures typically found in the engine bay, ensuring optimal performance. Installation is straightforward, typically taking less than 60 minutes to complete, allowing you to quickly enjoy the benefits of improved airflow and engine efficiency.
Features
- High-density polyethylene (HDPE) rotationally-molded tube
- Guaranteed increase in horsepower and torque
- Washable, reusable High-Flow Air Filter with oiled cotton media
- Oversized conical design allows for up to 100,000 miles between services
- Custom heat shield protects intake air from engine bay heat
- Installation typically takes less than 60 minutes
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the material of the intake tube?
The intake tube is made from high-density polyethylene (HDPE).
How often do I need to service the air filter?
The air filter can go up to 100,000 miles between services under normal highway driving conditions.
Is the air filter washable?
Yes, the air filter is washable and reusable.
Manuals & Instructions
âš WARNING (California Proposition 65): WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm – www.p65warnings.ca.gov
Not CARB approved. This item is not legal for sale or use on pollution-controlled motor vehicles in California or states that adopt California emissions standards. Intended for off-road / competition use where permitted by law.
