Description
Unlock superior airflow and performance with the Ramair Foam Jet Stream Medium Cone Air Filter – 100mm (3.9inch) OD, Black with Silicone Coupler. Designed for seamless integration into a flexible intake system, this high-performance filter is the perfect upgrade for enthusiasts looking to enhance engine responsiveness and power.
Constructed with an aluminium ram-pipe neck and a precision cone-shaped dual-layer foam element, this filter effectively channels air directly into the inlet manifold while reducing turbulence for a smoother, more efficient airflow. The cone design also ensures easy installation in tight or space-restricted engine bays while maximizing surface area for increased power gains.
Engineered with a stainless steel internal mesh, developed and proven in European and world touring car championships, this filter delivers outstanding strength and durability under extreme conditions. Its bell-mouth alloy-spun base with a powder-coated black finish combines performance engineering with a sleek, understated look.
The included silicone coupler provides a secure, flexible connection to your intake pipe, making installation straightforward and reliable. Routine cleaning and maintenance are simple with the Ramair CK-003 filter maintenance kit, ensuring consistent long-term performance.
Specifications:
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Filter Outer Neck Diameter: 100mm (3.9inch)
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Filter Neck Length: 55mm (2.2inch)
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Filter Overall Length: 225mm (8.8inch)
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Filter Base Width: 175mm (6.9inch)
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Filter Top Width: 120mm (4.7inch)
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Filter Material: Dual Layer Foam
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Filter Base Material: Alloy
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Filter Base Finish: Powder Coated Black
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Includes: Silicone Coupler
Whether for racing applications or high-performance street builds, the Ramair Foam Jet Stream Medium Cone Filter delivers unmatched airflow, reliability, and power potential.
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