Description
The K&N Filters 63-3117 Air Intake System is engineered with an enclosed air box design that protects the filter and inlet air from engine bay heat. This innovative design allows for quick and easy access to the filter without the need for tools, making maintenance straightforward and hassle-free.
This air intake system features a high-density polyethylene (HDPE) rotationally-molded tube that increases the volume of airflow to your engine. It is paired with a washable, reusable High-Flow Air Filter made from oiled cotton filter media. The oversized, conical design of the filter enables you to go up to 100,000 miles between filter services under normal highway driving conditions. Installation of the system can typically be completed in less than 60 minutes, providing a user-friendly experience for enthusiasts and everyday drivers alike.
Features
- Enclosed air box design for filter protection
- High-density polyethylene (HDPE) rotationally-molded tube
- Washable, reusable High-Flow Air Filter with oiled cotton media
- Oversized, conical filter design for extended service intervals
- Installation time typically under 60 minutes
- Includes mounting hardware and mass air flow sensor adapter
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the benefit of the enclosed air box design?
The enclosed air box design helps protect the filter and inlet air from the heat of the engine bay.
How often do I need to service the air filter?
The oversized, conical design of the filter allows for up to 100,000 miles between filter services under normal highway driving conditions.
Is the air filter washable?
Yes, the air filter is washable and reusable, made from oiled cotton filter media.
Manuals & Instructions
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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.















