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Injen Black Water Repellant Pre-Filter Fits X-1045 6-1/2in Base / 5in Tall / 5-1/4in Top
$32.59
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$32.59
$32.59
Tech Specs
- Brand
- Injen
- SKU
- INJ1052BLK
- Shipping weight
- 0.17 lb
Injen Technology's Hydroshield are designed to enhance the efficiency of any air filter, including Injen's SuperNano-Web and our 8-Layer oiled cotton gauze air filters. Injen's Hydroshield is constructed from a proprietary base media and then treated with a hydrophobic water-repellent. Our Hydroshield is UV resistant, can stop contaminants down to.005", is puncture resistant, and has elasticity characteristics which helps the Hydroshield to return to the original shape/position after servicing. , Injen's Hydroshields are engineered to divert damaging contaminants, which can clog your air filter and compromise peak air-flow and horsepower output. Injen's Hydroshield also extends the time between servicing intervals, reducing costs and improving the overall user experience.
- Hydrophobic treatment to help repel water (does not make your filter water proof)
- Direct fit for many Injen air filters and/or universal applications
- Shielding the filter from contaminants resulting in more power
- Average Dimension of 6.50in Base x 5.0in Tall x 5.250in Top
- Confirmed fitment on Injen X-1045 air filters
- Extends the service life of your air filter
- Injen Technology Limited Lifetime Warranty
- Made in Pomona California, USA
- Black in color
- Fits - X-1045
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