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Edelbrock Edelbrock 15404 Air Filter Universal Conical 9In.

Item EK-51-455099-1
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    Product Information

    Features, Description, Q&A

    Features

    • Universal Replacement Air Filter
    • Reusable Design
    • 6 Inch Inlet Diameter
    • 9 Inch Overall Size
    • Compatible With Competition Air Intake Kits And Aftermarket Cold Air Intake Systems
    • Washable Construction
    • Cone Shape
    • Sold Individually
    • No Gasket Or Seal Included
    • No Neck Flange Or Flanged End
    • Outside Diameter Top Measures 5 Inches
    • Refillable Inlet Diameter Is 6 Inches
    • Red Finish
    • Not Marine Approved
    • Warranty Coverage Lasts 12 Months

    Description

    High Performance Air Filter. The Edelbrock 15404 Air Filter Universal Conical 9In. is a universal replacement air filter designed for competition and aftermarket intake systems. It improves air filtration while maintaining airflow, enhancing engine performance and protection. Easy to clean and reuse, it provides reliable long-term operation.

    Construction and Appearance. This air filter features durable, washable material with a conical shape and a distinctive red finish. Its design includes a 6-inch inlet diameter and a 9-inch overall size, constructed to fit universal applications without the need for additional sealing components.

    Installation. Installation is straightforward and requires no drilling or modifications. The filter easily fits onto compatible intake systems for quick setup.

    Warranty. The product comes with a 12-month warranty for quality assurance.

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