K&N 98-05 Miata Red Typhoon Short Ram Intake

K&N 98-05 Miata Red Typhoon Short Ram Intake

Marsoni

M251S

$184.00

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K&N 98-05 Miata Red Typhoon Short Ram IntakeSKU: 69 6000TR UPC: 024844092830 K&N 69 6000TR Typhoon Short Ram Intake System for 1999 2005 Mazda Miata MX 5 The K&N 69 6000TR Typhoon air intake system replaces the factory air filter and housing on 1999 2005 Mazda Miata MX 5 models with a mandrel bent aluminum tube and high flow filter. This design reduces airflow restriction to deliver more air to the engine for increased power and acceleration across the RPM range. The red powder coated intake

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