Twin Air Fire Resistant Air Filter - 158013FR

The Twin Air Fire Resistant Air Filter is specifically designed for modern 4-stroke applications. ...

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The Twin Air Fire Resistant Air Filter (158013FR) is an essential upgrade for modern 4-stroke motocross and off-road motorcycle enthusiasts looking to maximize engine performance and safety. Designed with a specialized triple-layer construction, it offers superior protection against backfire fires while optimizing airflow for improved power. While it provides exceptional filtration and a precise seal, users should note that its performance is dependent on regular maintenance and proper cleaning routines to keep the foam elements in peak condition.

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Model Part Number158013FR
BrandTwin Air

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FAQs

Does this filter need grease on the sealing rim?

No. The Twin Air filter features a thick, flat, greaseless sealing ring designed to create an airtight seal without the need for additional grease.

Can I use gasoline to clean this filter?

While the adhesive is formulated to withstand solvents, it is highly recommended to use a purpose-made foam filter cleaner to preserve the integrity of the foam over time.

How often should I replace the air filter?

Replacement frequency depends on riding conditions. Inspect the filter after every ride; if the foam shows signs of tearing, hardening, or crumbling, it must be replaced immediately.

Is the flame-retardant layer visible?

Yes, the internal layer is specifically designed to meet safety standards for modern 4-stroke applications.

Why is this filter smaller than my stock one?

The filter is intentionally sized to increase the air volume within the airbox, which helps improve circulation and provides better engine power.

Troubleshooting

Filter feels loose in the airbox

Verify that the airbox flange is clean and free of debris; ensure the filter is correctly seated and the mounting hardware or cage is properly secured.

Engine performance drop after cleaning

Check if too much filter oil was applied; excessive oil can restrict airflow, or insufficient oil may be allowing debris to pass through.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Integrated flame-retardant layer for enhanced safety
  • Increases airbox volume for improved throttle response
  • Resistant to harsh cleaning solvents
  • Provides a superior, reliable seal against the airbox

Cons

  • Requires frequent cleaning in extremely dusty conditions
  • Cannot be used as a 'drop-in' replacement for non-standard airboxes
  • Requires proper oiling to function as intended

Setup, Compatibility & Care

To install, ensure the airbox intake area is thoroughly cleaned of any old dirt or residual grease before seating the filter. Press the flat, greaseless sealing ring firmly against the mounting flange to ensure a full contact point.

Maintenance Tips:

  1. Use a dedicated foam filter cleaner to remove dirt.
  2. Rinse thoroughly with water and allow the filter to air dry completely.
  3. Apply a high-quality foam filter oil evenly across the outer foam surface.
  4. Massage the oil into the pores, ensuring the entire surface is coated, then remove any excess by squeezing the filter gently.

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