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K&N Oil Filter SS-7009

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K&N Oil Filter SS-7009K&N Performance Silver Cartridge Oil Filters are constructed with a high flow design that helps to improve engine performance by reducing oil filter restriction. K&N Performance Silver oil filters provide outstanding filtration and engine protection throughout their service life and are engineered to handle virtually all grades of synthetic, conventional and blended motor oils. The pleated media provides high filtration capacity making them suitable

K&N Performance Silver Cartridge Oil Filters are constructed with a high flow design that helps to improve engine performance by reducing oil filter restriction.

K&N Performance Silver oil filters provide outstanding filtration and engine protection throughout their service life and are engineered to handle virtually all grades of synthetic, conventional and blended motor oils.

The pleated media provides high filtration capacity making them suitable for extended oil change intervals when used in accordance with the vehicle and motor oil manufacturers recommendation.

Specifications:

  • Height: 178mm
  • Outside Diameter: 83mm
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