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Air Filter Elements for Hammer or NRHS housings
OK gang !
I'm going to order a special build air filter for the OVAL shaped 3" high filter from K&N
This is a true oval on both sides as opposed to being a Tri Oval on one side like supplied with the housings.
I understand its a matter cost so it uses an off the shelf unit.
The custom filter would run about $100.00 shipped more than 10 would run about $80.00 shipped
The standard replacement HD2076 runs $50.00 depends on vendor.
Any interest send me a PM
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Mike
This fits the housing better in my opinion
It uses the same mold on both sides unlike the HD 2076 filter you have now
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