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The Apico Air Filter (AFRM423) is a high-performance, dual-stage replacement filter specifically engineered for Suzuki RM and RMZ motocross and enduro motorcycles. Ideal for riders looking to maintain peak engine output and protection in demanding off-road conditions, this filter uses high-quality bonded foam to trap debris while maintaining airflow. It is important to note that this filter requires regular cleaning and proper oiling after every ride to sustain its performance, as it is a washable rather than a disposable unit.
| Model Part Number | AFRM423 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Apico |
No, this specific part (AFRM423) is confirmed for RMZ250 models up to 2018.
No, the filter is supplied dry and must be treated with appropriate air filter oil before its first use.
It is recommended to clean and re-oil the filter after every ride to maintain engine performance and longevity.
It is not recommended, as gasoline can degrade the adhesive used for the bonded foam and damage the foam structure itself. Use specialized foam filter cleaner.
Foam filters are designed to work in conjunction with sticky filter oil. Without oil, the foam cannot effectively trap fine dust and dirt.
Ensure the filter cage is correctly aligned with the filter opening and that no debris is trapped between the filter rim and the airbox housing.
Check if too much filter oil was applied. Excess oil can restrict airflow; remove the filter and gently squeeze out the surplus using a clean paper towel.
Compatibility includes the following Suzuki models: RM125 (2004-2008), RM250 (2003-2008), RMZ250 (2007-2018), and RMZ450 (2005-2017).
Installation Steps:
Maintenance:
Wash the filter using a dedicated foam filter cleaner or mild degreaser. Allow it to air dry completely before re-oiling. Never wring out the foam, as this can tear the bonded layers.
