KTM Stainless Steel Reusable Oil Filter – Durable PC Racing Flo Design
Original price was: $29.95.$7.78Current price is: $7.78.
Description
PC Racing Flo™ Reusable Oil Filter for KTM Motorcycles
Engineered for Peak Performance & Sustainability
Tired of disposable filters compromising your ride? Meet the PC Racing Flo™—a medical-grade 304 stainless steel oil filter built to outlast your bike. Precision-laser-cut with triple-layered mesh, it captures contaminants as small as 35 microns (3x finer than paper/brass rivals) while offering 200% more filtration surface. Ideal for KTM riders tackling track days, off-road adventures, or icy commutes.
Why Racers & Eco-Conscious Riders Choose Flo™:
✅ Unshakeable Durability
Welded seams endure 600°F heat—no glue failures like paper filters. Maintains optimal oil flow during cold starts, preventing bypass valve activation that floods engines with dirty oil.
✅ Eco-Warrior Approved
Stop tossing used filters! Clean and reuse Flo™ indefinitely. Reduce landfill waste while saving long-term costs.
✅ Proven in Extreme Conditions
Trusted by NASCAR, Formula 1, and aerospace engineers. Performs flawlessly in torrential rain, desert heat, or sub-zero temps.
Flo™ vs. Conventional Filters:
| Feature | Flo™ Stainless Steel | Paper/Brass Filters |
|---|---|---|
| Lifespan | Lifetime reusable | Single-use |
| Filtration Precision | 35 microns | 100+ microns |
| Heat Resistance | 600°F welded seams | Glue fails at high temps |
| Cold Start Flow | Consistent pressure | Bypass valve often triggered |
| Eco-Impact | Zero waste after purchase | Landfill contributor |
Simple Maintenance for KTM Models:
- Clean at every oil change using solvent, kerosene, or dish soap.
- Rinse thoroughly; blow compressed air inside-out to clear debris.
- Lubricate rubber seals with fresh oil before reinstalling.
Fitment Note: Select your KTM engine type—Front Tall, Rear Short, or Single Filter.
Upgrade your KTM’s heart—invest in relentless filtration. Perfect for motocross champions, daily commuters, and sustainability advocates seeking uncompromised engine protection.
