• Airtime ongeolied schuimfilter – voor Twin Air Powerflow Kit 154219C – KTM SX/F (2016–2020), EXC (2017–2020), Husqvarna TC/FC (2016–2019) & TE/FE (2017–2019) - MxProStoreParts
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Airtime Oil-Free Foam Air Filter – For Twin Air Powerflow Kit 154219C – KTM SX/F (2016–2020), EXC (2017–2020), Husqvarna TC/FC (2016–2019) & TE/FE (2017–2019)

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Product description

The Airtime non-oiled foam air filter is a replacement filter for the Twin Air Powerflow Kit 154219C. This filter is specially designed for KTM SX/F (2016–2020), KTM EXC (2017–2020), Husqvarna TC/FC (2016–2019) and TE/FE (2017–2019), and delivers reliable filtration without pre-applied oil.

  • Type: Non-oiled foam filter
  • Compatibility: Fits Twin Air Powerflow Kit 154219C; KTM SX/F (2016–2020); KTM EXC (2017–2020); Husqvarna TC/FC (2016–2019); Husqvarna TE/FE (2017–2019)
  • Material: Open-cell foam with durable construction for high-quality airflow
  • Maintenance: Washable and reusable; easy to clean and reuse
  • Brand: Airtime, known for reliable air filtration for off-road motorcycles
  • Technical details: Part number MPN 80823

This non-oiled filter offers the flexibility to tailor filtration to your riding conditions: clean after use and add your own oil as needed to match your setup. Thanks to the precise fit in the Twin Air Powerflow Kit, airflow remains consistent, providing better engine protection against fine dust and preserving performance during intense rides. Ideal for riders who value reliability and ease of maintenance without sacrificing filtration.

Specifications

  • SKU
    80823

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