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FOR SALE:

Nismo Sports Air Filter - Dry Type

Product Number: A6546-1JB00
Description: This NISMO SPORTS AIR FILTER is a specially designed sport type filter that provides street legal race-like performance enhancement by increasing engine airflow while maintaining cleaning efficiency. This NISMO SPORTS AIR FILTER achieves improved performance in air flow restriction by utilizing a dry-type filter media in place of the vicous-type factory installed filter.

Reducing Air Flow Restriction

  • Changing the factory spec viscous-type to a dry-type media modifies the dust collection properties and results in a 5% reduction in air flow reduction.

Cleaning Efficiency Performance

  • As a result of changing the media and redesigning the pleat shape, this filter provides enough cleaning efficiency to safeguard the engine even in high dust areas such as desert regions.

Extended Initial Performance

  • Periodic cleaning of dry-type filters makes it possible to maintain near inital performance levels. It is recommended that the filter be cleaned (by blowing air etc.) every 4000km, in order to maintain this performance.

Price: $135.00 (Shipping extra)
Buy online: https://www.vspecperformance.com.au/nismo-sports-air-filter-dry-type
Buy in-person: Visit us in person 17-19 Terra Cotta Drive, Blackburn, VIC 3130 - Accepting Cash, Mastercard or Visa.

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