Upgrade your motorcycle’s intake system with the HardDrive Ram Air Filter Chopped Black, manufacturer part number 120237 and vendor part number 120237. This custom tilt-forward air cleaner is designed for applications using the CV or Delphi bolt pattern and combines a compact chopped profile with a high-flow intake design. Its black finish adds a clean, performance-oriented appearance while the integrated air filter helps support efficient airflow to the engine.
The kit includes a high-flow air filter, 90-degree manifold, and CNC billet housing for a complete air cleaner assembly. The chopped configuration measures 4.5 inches in diameter and 10 inches in length, providing a streamlined fit for motorcycle applications where intake clearance and styling are important. A support and breather bracket are required for installation but are sold separately, so verify all required components before ordering.
Feature: Custom tilt-forward air cleaner in a black finish
Feature: High-flow air filter supports improved intake airflow
Feature: Includes 90-degree manifold and CNC billet housing
Feature: Designed for CV and Delphi bolt patterns
Feature: Chopped 10-inch profile with a 4.5-inch diameter
Feature: Support and breather bracket sold separately
This HardDrive Ram Air Filter Chopped Black is intended for compatible motorcycle intake systems and should be matched to the vehicle’s model, engine configuration, and existing bolt pattern before installation. It is not legal for use in California on pollution-controlled vehicles. Check applicable federal, state, and local emissions regulations before installing or modifying the intake system.
Features:
- Custom tilt-forward air cleaner in a black finish
- High-flow air filter supports improved intake airflow
- Includes 90-degree manifold and CNC billet housing
- Designed for CV and Delphi bolt patterns
- Chopped 10-inch profile with a 4.5-inch diameter
- Support and breather bracket sold separately
- Not legal for use in California on pollution-controlled vehicles; check local laws before installation