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1996-2007 BMW 3er Reihe bekommt ein K&N Ersatz Luftfilter zur Leistungssteigerung

K&N 33-2231 Ersatz Luftfilter für die 1996-2007 BMW 3er-Reihe, 2004-2006 BMW X3, und 2000-2007 BMW M3.

K&N 33-2231 Ersatz Luftfilter für die 1996-2007 BMW 3er-Reihe, 2004-2006 BMW X3, und 2000-2007 BMW M3.

Die BMW 3er Reihe ist die Sorte Auto, die man zum Vergnügen fährt. Sicher, es fährt Sie zur Arbeit, zu den Geschäften und in den Urlaub. Aber dieses Auto berührt auch Ihre Seele, wie kein anderes Auto auf dem Markt. Die 1996-2007 BMW 3er Reihe spannt drei Generationen: der E36, der E46, und E90/E91/E92/E93. Jeder ist schärfer als der letzte und bietet eine erstaunliche Mischung von Luxus, Leistung und Handhabung. Das Erfolgsgeheimnis von diesem ‚Baby Beamer‘ ist Balance, wo das Gewicht gleichmäßig verteilt ist, und das Chassis und Fahrwerk sind so abgestimmt, dass Sie für die Seitenneigung kompensieren. Dies sorgt für ein ansprechendes Fahrerlebnis, das Sie auf einem holprigen Weg nicht prügelt. Das Fahrwerk Setup ist auch auf die Leistungsfähigkeit des Motors abgestimmt, sodass die zusätzliche Leistung von einem BMW 330i oder M3 in vollen Zügen verwendet werden kann, doch ein BMW 316i fühlt sich in den Kurven immer noch genauso gut an. Um diese Leistungsfähigkeit sogar noch zu erweitern, müssen Sie ein K&N Ersatz Luftfilter 33-2231 installieren. Es erfordert keinerlei Änderungen, aber es kann die Art und Weise, wie Ihr 3er Reihe fährt, komplett umgestalten.

K&N 33-2231 Ersatz Luftfilter für 1996-2007 BMW 3er-Reihe, 2004-2006 BMW X3, und 2000-2007 BMW M3

Ein K&N Ersatz Luftfilter für 33-2231erhöht den Luftstrom und schärft das Ansprechverhalten

Ein Benzin Motor erzeugt Kraft durch das Verbrennen von einem Gemisch von Kraftstoff und Luft in den Zylindern. Diese flüchtige Kombination liefert Energie, weil die resultierende Explosion die Kolben nach unten zwingt, was die Kurbelwelle dreht und Kraft zu den Rädern bringt. Luft ist ein wichtiger Teil von diesem Prozess, da es die Explosionen kreiert, welche die PS erstellen. Sie wird zu dem Motor durch das Luftansaugsystem gebracht, welches durch eine Kunststoff Airbox verankert ist und ein Papier Luftfilter enthält. Es entfernt Verunreinigungen, bevor sie das Drosselklappengehäuse erreichen können. Das OE Luftfilter besteht aus einem dicken gefalteten Papier, das designt ist, Schmutz und andere Verunreinigungen zwischen den Falten zu festzuhalten bis es ausgetauscht wird. Jedoch als die Meilen / Kilometer mehr und mehr werden, all dieser Schmutz blockiert die Luft die durchkommt (besonders, wenn Sie auf staubigen Straßen fahren).

Um den Verlust von PS zu vermeiden, ist das K&N Ersatz Luftfilter 33-2231 aus einer frei fließenden Baumwollgaze hergestellt, das mit einem rotgefärbten Spezialöl behandelt wurde. Als die Luft durch das Filter fließt, werden Schmutzpartikel in einem Netz von klebrigen Baumwollfasern gefangen und der Schmutz saugt das Öl auf und fängt es dort für bis zu 50 000 Meilen. Das nennt man „Tiefladen“ und es erlaubt dem K&N Ersatzfilter, bis zu 50% mehr Luft zum Motor zu liefern. Dieses erhöhte Luftvolumen hilft dem Motor, das Benzin vollständiger zu verbrennen – Resultat: mehr Kraft und ein schnelleres Ansprechverhalten. Es spart auch Geld im Laufe der Zeit, das das K&N Ersatz Luftfilter 33-2231 wiederverwendbar ist. Alle 50 000 Meilen (wenn Sie regelmäßig auf staubigen Straßen fahren) entfernen Sie es einfach von der ab Fabrik Airbox, reinigen es mit dem K&N Luftfilter Reinigungskit.

OEM BMW Ersatz Luftfilter sind nicht billig, und das in 50 Staaten legale K&N 33-2231 Ersatz Luftfilter wurde designt, sodass es das letzte Luftfilter ist, das Sie kaufen müssen. Es wird auch durch die K&N 10 Jahre / eine Million Meilen Garantie gedeckt, sodass es garantiert etwas leisten muss.

Funktionen und Vorteile vom K&N 33-2231 Ersatz Luftfilter

  • Konstruiert, um an den 2000-2007 BMW M3, an die 1996-2007 BMW 3er Reihe und den 2004-2006 BMW X3 zu passen.
  • Designt, um die Leistung zu verbessern
  • Entwickelt um das Drehmoment zu verbessern
  • Erhöht den Luftstrom zum Motor um bis zu 50%
  • Zusätzliche Luft ermöglicht es, dass der Motor bei niedrigen Drehzahlen mehr leistet. Bietet schnelleres Ansprechverhalten
  • Ändert die ECU Programmierung nicht
  • Will not alter ECU programming
  • ‚Tiefladendes‘ Baumwollgaze Material sorgt für ungehinderten Luftstrom und überlegene Filtration.
  • Das waschbare K&N Luftfilter kann bis zu 50 000 Meilen halten, bevor es (je nach Straßenzustand) gereinigt werden muss.
  • Direkter Ersatz für ein OEM BMW Luftfilter
  • Gedeckt durch die K&N 10 Jahre / Million Meilen beschränkte Garantie

Das K&N 33-2231 Ersatz Luftfilter passt an die folgenden BMWs:
2007 BMW M3 3.2L L6
2007 BMW 325CI 2.5L L6
2006 BMW X3 3.0L L6
2006 BMW M3 3.2L L6
2006 BMW 330CI 3.0L L6
2006 BMW 325CI 2.5L L6
2005 BMW X3 3.0L L6
2005 BMW X3 2.5L L6 - US
2005 BMW M3 3.2L L6
2005 BMW 330XI 3.0L L6 - US
2005 BMW 330I 3.0L L6 - US
2005 BMW 330CI 3.0L L6 - US
2005 BMW 325XI 2.5L L6
2005 BMW 325TI 2.5L L6
2005 BMW 325I 2.5L L6 - US
2005 BMW 325I 2.5L L6 - 192BHP
2005 BMW 325CI 2.5L L6
2005 BMW 320I 2.2L L6
2005 BMW 320CI 2.2L L6
2005 BMW 320CI 2.0L L6 - E46
2004 BMW X3 3.0L L6
2004 BMW X3 2.5L L6 - US
2004 BMW M3 3.2L L6
2004 BMW 330XI 3.0L L6
2004 BMW 330I 3.0L L6
2004 BMW 330CI 3.0L L6
2004 BMW 325XI 2.5L L6
2004 BMW 325TI 2.5L L6
2004 BMW 325I 2.5L L6
2004 BMW 325CI 2.5L L6
2004 BMW 320I 2.2L L6
2004 BMW 320CI 2.2L L6
2004 BMW 320CI 2.0L L6 - E46
2003 BMW M3 3.2L L6
2003 BMW 330XI 3.0L L6
2003 BMW 330I 3.0L L6
2003 BMW 330CI 3.0L L6
2003 BMW 325XI 2.5L L6
2003 BMW 325TI 2.5L L6
2003 BMW 325I 2.5L L6
2003 BMW 325CI 2.5L L6
2003 BMW 320I 2.2L L6
2003 BMW 320CI 2.2L L6
2003 BMW 320CI 2.0L L6 - E46
2002 BMW M3 3.2L L6
2002 BMW 330XI 3.0L L6
2002 BMW 330I 3.0L L6
2002 BMW 330CI 3.0L L6
2002 BMW 325XI 2.5L L6
2002 BMW 325TI 2.5L L6
2002 BMW 325I 2.5L L6
2002 BMW 325CI 2.5L L6
2002 BMW 320I 2.2L L6
2002 BMW 320CI 2.2L L6
2002 BMW 320CI 2.0L L6 - E46
2002 BMW 316I 1.9L L4
2002 BMW 316I 1.6L L4 - 105BHP
2002 BMW 316CI 1.6L L4 - 105BHP
2001 BMW M3 3.2L L6
2001 BMW 330XI 3.0L L6
2001 BMW 330I 3.0L L6
2001 BMW 330CI 3.0L L6
2001 BMW 325XI 2.5L L6
2001 BMW 325TI 2.5L L6
2001 BMW 325I 2.5L L6
2001 BMW 325CI 2.5L L6
2001 BMW 320I 2.2L L6
2001 BMW 320CI 2.2L L6
2001 BMW 320CI 2.0L L6 - E46
2001 BMW 318I 1.9L L4
2001 BMW 318CI 1.9L L4
2001 BMW 316I 1.9L L4
2001 BMW 316I 1.6L L4
2001 BMW 316CI 1.6L L4
2000 BMW M3 3.2L L6
2000 BMW 330XI 3.0L L6
2000 BMW 330I 3.0L L6
2000 BMW 330CI 3.0L L6
2000 BMW 328I 2.8L L6
2000 BMW 328CI 2.8L L6
2000 BMW 325XI 2.5L L6
2000 BMW 325I 2.5L L6
2000 BMW 325CI 2.5L L6
2000 BMW 323I 2.5L L6
2000 BMW 323CI 2.5L L6
2000 BMW 320I 2.2L L6
2000 BMW 320I 2.0L L6
2000 BMW 320CI 2.2L L6
2000 BMW 320CI 2.0L L6 - E46
2000 BMW 318I 1.9L L4
2000 BMW 318CI 1.9L L4
2000 BMW 316I 1.9L L4
2000 BMW 316I 1.6L L4 - E46
2000 BMW 316CI 1.6L L4
1999 BMW 328I 2.8L L6 - Non-US, E46
1999 BMW 328CI 2.8L L6
1999 BMW 323I 2.5L L6 - E46
1999 BMW 323CI 2.5L L6 - E46
1999 BMW 320I 2.0L L6 - E46
1999 BMW 320CI 2.0L L6 - E46
1999 BMW 318TI 1.9L L4 - US
1999 BMW 318I 1.9L L4
1999 BMW 318CI 1.9L L4
1999 BMW 316I 1.9L L4
1998 BMW 328I 2.8L L6 - Non-US, E46
1998 BMW 323I 2.5L L6 - E46
1998 BMW 320I 2.0L L6 - E46
1998 BMW 318I 1.9L L4 - Non-US
1998 BMW 316I 1.9L L4
1997 BMW 318I 1.9L L4 - Non-US
1996 BMW 318I 1.9L L4 - Non-US

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K&N Off-Roader Cody Rahders Takes A Top 10 At The Baja 500 In His Polaris RZR

New components and strengthening have been added since last year's race

Cody and his father have been developing their Polaris RZR into an off-road contender

Cody Rahders, who started racing long before he could legally drive on the streets, was an extremely successful competitor in short-course off road racing. Primarily contesting the Lucas Oil Off-Road Series in classes that included Superlites, Pro Lites, and the UTV classes, it was in a Polaris RZR in the Production 1000 class where he made his mark with two consecutive championships.

Cody, along with dad Doug, made the decision to break out and take on off-road racing. They’d continue their relationship with Polaris and race the RZR, but in doing so stepped into one of the most highly-subscribed and competitive classes in off-road racing.

For example: for the recent Baja 500, 26 side-by-sides were entered in the Pro UTV Forced Induction class, that’s more than 10 percent of all entries. And remarkably, the top finishing Pro UTV FI came in with a lower time than the winners in Class 1/2, Class 5, Class 7, Class 7SX, Class 11, and Class 12. And would have kicked the last place finisher in Trophy Trucks back one position. That’s competitive. Further, of the 26 only two UTVs didn’t finish, so you have to earn your wins and not simply drive around waiting for other competitors to crash out.

Cody, Doug, co-drivers James Hill and Kevin Sullivan, and team were in much better shape for this year’s Baja 500 that last’s. They rolled into Ensenada without the electrical problems that plagued them the previous year and were confident they could achieve a strong finish. Cody ran in fifth through most of the event, broke 40 miles from the finish, made the repair and drove in for a seventh-place finish.

We had a chance to grill Cody about the Baja 500 and whatever else is going on in his life. Here’s what he had to say:

Cody is entered in one of the most compeitive classes in desert racing

To say that Cody was exited about entering the Baja 500 was a but of an understatement

K&N: How was this year's 500 versus last year's?

Cody Rahders: The course is always rough but temps were cooler plus we were better organized and better prepared.

K&N: Did you feel better prepared? Was the team and the UTV better prepared?

CR: The car only went 160 miles at last year’s Baja 1000 before we folded an A-arm and DNF'd so it had relatively low miles on it which made prep easy and after 5 starts in Baja, my dad began to have an understanding of who and what we needed for spares and where they needed to be on course.

K&N: Last year "UTV Driver" wrote "that the desert's not been kind to you." You laughed when you read it, sort of agreeing. Are things better for you out there?

CR: Their "odds" chart is always funny but in my case it’s been accurate. The biggest thing that helped is slowing down, not a lot but just enough to help the car live and get it to the finish. We need to invest in some better parts in key areas that should allow me to pick up the pace.

K&N: The course ran more on the west side of the peninsula than last year, where it was run mainly on the east side. Did that have any impact on you or your UTV?

The end of a long day but the effort was worth it

Cody and his two co-drivers James Hill and Kevin Sullivan enjoy the spoils of their Top 10 finish

CR: Only difference for me is it didn't feel like we were racing in a blast furnace this year (115 degrees last year – Ed.). It’s Baja, it’s rough.

K&N: The winner set a blistering pace. His time would have placed him second to last in Trophy Trucks. You came in about two hours later. Did you have trouble in the desert? In the pits? Or had you decided on a pace you thought would bring you home to a good finish?

CR: We don't have the budget (yet) to run at the leaders pace, simple as that. My plan was top 5, to run conservative the first 400 and maintain a top 10 pace then push the last 100 miles and demonstrate we can finish strong. I ran as high as I think it was 3rd or 4th coming into our second pit at race mile 160 but broke an axle coming through a wash and had to have it changed. I lost a few spots there, gained some back and by race mile 240 was in 5th through 440 then had the threaded end of the right outer CV joint break off which ruined a wheel bearing. By the time we got the car out and fixed I lost an hour and a few spots. I got a couple positions back but everyone was so spread out it was just get to the end and finished 7th.

K&N: On top of your racing you’re also a full-time college student. How's school going?

Cody is studying engineering in college and working part-time at Fox Shox

Perhaps Cody's mind wasn't completely on his college course work as he prepared for the 500

CR: Good, I’m busy though and taking a physics class over the summer break so I can try to transfer to SDSU in the fall.

K&N: If that weren’t enough, you are working at Fox Shox, tuning UTV shocks. Are you still working at Fox?

CR: Yes. When I'm not in school I work in the engineering department at Fox. It’s awesome to be on the design side and can’t thank Fox enough for the opportunity.

K&N: Did you tune some shocks specifically to your liking?

CR: Yep, mine! Shocks are personal, it’s not a one size fits all. If someone doesn't know what they like we have base settings to get them started then take them testing to develop their skills and learn how the shock works in different conditions. Then we can tune it to their style of driving.

Congratulations on your finish at the Baja 500 and thank you for your time Cody. Good luck with the rest of the season.

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Ryan Blaney Wins First Career Race at Pocono 400

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Ryan Blaney celebrating his win at the Pocono 400

Ryan Blaney won his first career Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series victory at the Pocono 400 in Pennsylvania on Sunday. Blaney showed excellent driving, after a restart on lap 148, he passed Kyle Busch and took the lead. Blaney beat Kevin Harvick by .139 seconds and won his first career race.

“Yeah, so we did a great job,” Blaney said. “Jeremy Bullins and everybody did a great job of positioning ourselves to start towards the front on tires. When the 18 stayed out, he looked to be the best car all day, and it's almost a curse when you're that good. Everyone just kind of does the opposite of what you do in that situation. We've been on the bad side of that before.”

Blaney only led once, the last 10 laps of the race, but led the most important lap of all, the last. Blaney finished with 40 points, 5 playoff points, and currently sits in 12th place with 360 points and 8 playoff points.

Blaney became the 19th different driver to win for the Wood Brothers Racing team and the first since Trevor Bayne won the Daytona 500 in 2011.

"I think it exceeds the dream a little bit," Blaney said. "I grew up watching my dad (Dave Blaney) race on this race track, and it’s so cool to get the Wood Brothers in Victory Lane, number one, and to do it here at a racetrack that is really close to Ohio – a home to me – is pretty awesome."

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Ryan Blaney and Darrell "Bubba' Wallace Jr. before the Pocono 400

Kevin Harvick came in second place, just losing out on the win by .139 seconds. Harvick did not lead once during the race.

"The 21 (Blaney) could charge the corner a little bit harder than I could, and my best bet, the way I passed people all day was waiting for him to slip up off the bottom, and he never slipped up off the bottom,” said Harvick. “So I just didn't have enough laps to finish that last pass off, and Ryan did a good job of not slipping a wheel with the amount of laps that he had left and was able to hold on."

Erik Jones finished in third place, the Sunoco Rookie of the year. This was Jones’s career best finish, and led twice for 20 laps.

“It's kind of -- it's great to run there and it feels really good to get a top 5, but man, when you're that close and you're seeing them battle for the win and you're right there trying to pounce and make a move, it definitely makes you eager to go up there and try to get it,” Jones said. “Hopefully this is a sign of things to come, and hopefully we can keep running well and keep getting in contention for more.”

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Ryan Blaney racing during the Pocono 400

Darrell “Bubba” Wallace Jr. made his Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series debut Sunday and finished 26th with three pit road speeding penalties.

Martin Truex Jr. continues to lead the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series standings, with 584 points and 18 playoff points. Kyle Larson is in second place with 583 points and 8 playoff points. Kevin Harvick is in third place with 480 points and 3 playoff points.

The next race in the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series will be the Firekeepers Casino 400 at Michigan International Speedway on June 18th.

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AmPro Yamaha's Josh Toth Podiums at Cherokee, Will Join 2017 US Junior Trophy Team

Toth racing at the Cherokee National Enduro in Greensboro, Georgia

Josh Toth will join the 2017 US Junior Trophy Team

The AmPro Yamaha race team has announced that rising star Josh Toth will be racing internationally in 2017. The K&N-sponsored AmPro team is enthusiastically backing Toth’s ascent in the motorcycle off-road racing world.

“We recently received the good news that Josh Toth will be joining the 2017 US Junior Trophy Team and representing this great country in France aboard his factory Yamaha YZ250FX,” reported AmPro Marketing Coordinator Brian Elliott.

AmPro is looking to build on the foundation of success that Toth started last year in the International Six Days Enduro (ISDE).

“In 2016, Josh finished the ISDE as the number one club team rider in the world,” said Elliot. “We are excited to see what he can do this year!”

Toth racing at the Cherokee National Enduro in Greensboro, Georgia

Toth crosses a water feature at the Cherokee National Enduro in Greensboro, Georgia

To train both mind and body for this year’s event, Josh has decided to compete in select National Enduro Series races. In round 4 of the series in Greensboro, Georgia, Toth showed he was up to the task. He finished the Cherokee National Enduro with an impressive 3rd overall against some of the best riders in the business.

“I rode pretty good in the beginning, but I couldn’t stay off the ground,” said Toth. “I like the mud, so when it started raining I think I got stronger. I’m getting better at this tight stuff and I definitely had a lot of fun.”

The podium finish is the Connecticut rider’s best result to date. Toth’s success at the Cherokee National Enduro bodes well for his continued development in the sport.

To get more performance from your 2014-2017 Yamaha YZ250, install the K&N YA-4514XD replacement air filter. Check K&N’s online application tool to confirm the correct filter for your motorcycle.

2017 AMA Cherokee National Enduro Results

1. Thad DuVall (Hus)

2. Steward Baylor Jr. (KTM)

3. Josh Toth (Yam)

4. Grant Baylor (Hus)

Toth racing at the Cherokee National Enduro in Greensboro, Georgia

Toth handles the mud at the Cherokee National Enduro in Greensboro, Georgia

5. Russell Bobbitt (KTM)

6. Cory Buttrick (KTM)

7. Jesse Groemm (KTM)

8. Thorn Devlin (Hus)

9. Evan Smith (KTM)

10. Zach Hayes (KTM)

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K&N Typhoon Air Intake for Ford Focus RS - Like Extra Thrust For Your Rocketship

The Ford Focus RS is a popular option for automotive enthusiasts and K&N can help add power

The Ford Focus RS is a popular option for automotive enthusiasts and K&N can help add power

The AWD Ford Focus RS has been designed and built for the automotive performance enthusiast. And enthusiasts are constantly seeking ways to improve the performance of their cars. If it’s a 2016 or 2017 Ford Focus RS you own, a K&N 69-3539TB cold air intake can add over 33 horsepower at the wheels to your already powerful road beast.

Chassis dynamometer testing verified an estimated increase from 224.46 horsepower to 258.47 horsepower, as measured at the drive wheels, on the same Ford Focus RS on the same day, with the only change being the installation of a K&N 69-3539TB.

The Focus RS features a 2.3L DOHC turbocharged EcoBoost engine delivering an astonishing 350 horsepower stock that can launch it from 0-60 mph in 4.5 seconds, which is just a tick slower than the Ford GT 40 Mk II that won the 24 Hours of Le Mans.

The 2.3L EcoBoost is an all-aluminum four-cylinder engine, with DOHC and four valves per cylinder with Twin Independent Variable Cam Timing (Ti-VCT). Stroke is unusually long for a performance engine at 94 mm versus a bore of 87.6 mm. Intake air is compressed by a Honeywell twin-scroll fixed geometry turbocharger, with engine management by a Bosch MEDG17-I4. Full power comes on a relatively low 6000 rpm, with peak torque at 3200 rpm.

The Typhoon Air Intake Kit also accommodates the engine’s factory emissions control devices

The K&N Typhoon air intake kit can add more than 33 HP to 2016 and 2017 Ford Focus RS

All that power is put down to the ground through the RS-only 19” aluminum wheels via an All-Wheel-Drive System that intelligently distributes power as needed: front to rear and left to right. This unique driveline can route up to 70 percent engine power to the rear wheels, and of that, 100 percent to either side depending on the driving situation.

As is the case with virtually all turbocharged engines and virtually all direct injection engines, the more intake air you can feed into the system, the more power the engine will make. In the example of the Ford Focus RS, an additional mass of air fed into the turbocharger is supplementary to what it normally draws, so its output is increased proportionally to the increase in input.

With this increase of air entering the combustion chamber, the electronic engine management of the Focus RS increases the amount of fuel to maintain the proper ratio of combustion. With more air and more fuel, more power is made. And that’s the basics of the K&N 69-3539TB Typhoon air intake system.

The 69-3539TB Typhoon air intake system is designed to fit 2016 and 2017 Ford Focus RS models. The power increase is achieved by replacing the OEM factory air filter, intake tube, and air filter housing with a aerodynamically-verified K&N Typhoon mandrel-bent aluminum tube air intake system, which is designed to dramatically reduce air flow restriction as it smooths and straightens air flow.

The heat shield and filter are designed to be located in the original air box space

The intake pipe is aerodynamically-engineered for maximum flow and powdercoated blue

A molded scoop funnels cold outside air toward the filter. Air is then directed through the intake tube into the engine’s throttle body for a guaranteed power gain. The intake tube is powder-coated in an attractive blue finish that matches the Focus RS badging and includes a fitting for the factory air pressure sensor.

Included in the 69-3539TB Typhoon air intake kit is a K&N high-flow RU-5163 air filter and a heat shield that installs in the original factory mounting location. Much of the horsepower gain can be attributed to the oversized conical air filter manufactured from multiple layers of oiled cotton filter media -- which offers less resistance than traditional paper filters. The multi-layered red cotton material also filters out microparticles that could damage your engine. Each filter design is verified through K&N’s in-house testing lab, which adheres to ISO 5011 standards, ensuring that your K&N filter provides high airflow without putting engine protection at risk.

For full details of the limited warranty visit the K&N Million Mile Limited Warranty web page

The pleated K&N RU-5163 conical air filter provides additional surface area for increased airflow

The oversized RU-5163 cone shaped air filter can be used for up to 100,000 miles before servicing is needed, depending on driving conditions. The only maintenance required is a simple service you can do yourself. At intervals of around 100,000 miles (or more frequently depending upon your driving conditions) use the K&N 99-5000 Recharger Kit clean and refresh your Typhoon intake air filter, preparing it for another 100,000 miles of driving.

This Typhoon air intake is relatively easy to install, typically in 90 minutes of less using common hand tools. All tools required are listed in the clear, step-by-step photo-illustrated instructions specific to your Ford Focus RS that comes included in the shipping carton.

The K&N air filter you purchase is designed to last for the lifetime of your vehicle, which K&N guarantees with a 10-Year/Million Mile Limited Warranty.

The K&N 69-3539TB fits the following vehicles:

2017 FORD FOCUS 2.3L L4 Fuel Injection - All Models
2016 FORD FOCUS 2.3L L4 Fuel Injection - All Models

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