Vance & Hines Chrome Drak Air Cleaner Filter Intake Harley Touring Flht/x/r/ Tbw on 2040-parts.com
Downingtown, Pennsylvania, US
- It's all about how much air a motor can take in
- Here are systems that work better and look better than any other systems on the market
- An all-aluminum venturi in both designs helps shape the air for better flow
- Hand-formed steel covers for a distinctive look that is a perfect match for any Vance & Hines exhaust system
- Exhaust, fuel and now air is the complete package
- Each includes a high-flow washable and reusable air filter
- Made in the U.S.A.
- 08-12 FLHT
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