35mm AIR FILTER WITH RUBBER
35mm AIR FILTER WITH RUBBER FLANGE. Universal clamp-on air filter for small engines with a 35 mm carburettor inlet. Short, round-tapered pod design with a flexible rubber flange and stainless clamp for secure fitment. The element uses a cotton medium supported by fine mesh gauze, finished with a chrome-plated steel end cap. Suitable for two-stroke and four-stroke ATVs, quads, dirt bikes, motorcycles, scooters, and go-carts. Reusable cotton filter element is washable for repeated service. Designed for 35 mm manifold carburettor inlets. Intended to improve airflow for efficient engine performance. Filter dimensions: 74 mm diameter (top) / 51 mm diameter (base), 62 mm length (filter body). Overall length including rubber is 82 mm. Manifold bore is 35 mm ID rubber flange with adjustable clip, accommodates inlet variation of plus or minus 2 mm. Supplied under the Factory Image Racing brand.
- SKU
- 18-207
- Brand
- Factory Image Racing
- Availability
- In Stock (38)
FULL DESCRIPTION
Enhance your small engine's performance with this universal clamp-on air filter. Designed with a short, round-tapered pod and a flexible rubber flange, this air filter provides a secure and efficient upgrade for various powersports vehicles. Its washable cotton element ensures long-lasting service and improved airflow for optimal engine function.
Key Features:
- Universal clamp-on air filter suitable for 35 mm carburettor inlets.
- Features a reusable cotton filter element supported by fine mesh gauze.
- Durable chrome-plated steel end cap.
- Flexible rubber flange with an adjustable clamp for a secure and easy installation.
- Designed to improve airflow for efficient engine performance.
- Washable filter element for repeated use.
Specifications:
- Filter dimensions: 74 mm diameter (top) / 51 mm diameter (base), 62 mm length (filter body).
- Overall length including rubber flange: 82 mm.
- Manifold bore: 35 mm inner diameter rubber flange with adjustable clip, accommodating inlet variations of plus or minus 2 mm.
