Replacement Filter for 2022-2025 Polaris RZR Pro R 2.0L
S&B UTV Filter Replacement Filter For 2022-2023 Polaris Rzr Pro R 2.0L
S&B Filters Particle Separator
Particle Separator For 2020-2023 Polaris RZR Pro XP, Turbo R
Don’t let the elements slow you down. A clogged filter chokes your engine of power. The S&B Particle Separator lets you play in harsh conditions, as it was designed to protect from water, snow, sand and fine dust. The Particle Separator ejects 94% of the dusty air before it reaches your stock filter.
S&B Filters Particle Separator
SB Filters Particle Separator for the 2022+ Polaris RZR Pro R Don’t let the elements slow you down. A clogged filter chokes your engine of power. The S&B Particle Separator lets you play in harsh conditions, as it was designed to protect from water, snow, sand and fine dust. The Particle Separator ejects 96.6% of the dusty air before it reaches your stock filter.
S&B Filters Replacement Filter
Replacement Filter For 2014-2022 Polaris Rzr Xp 1000 / Turbo, Pro Xp / Rs1 Protect Your Engine S&B's Huge, Dry Cleanable Filter Flows The Best Using Proprietary Dry Synthetic Media, Our Rzr Filter Flows 6.56% Better Than Stock And Provides 10.53% More Air Than Donaldson's Filter.
S&B Filters Replacement Filter For 2024 Polaris Xpedition
S&B's Dry, Cleanable Filter Flows The Best. Using our proprietary dry synthetic media, our Xpedition filter flows 2% better than stock and is still 99.95% efficient.Our filter is super easy to clean. Just follow the steps below to breathe new life into your dirty filter. If the filter media or rubber looks damaged, do not reuse it. STEP 1 First, make sure to wear protective eyewear throughout the cleaning process. Remove the dirty air filter from the UTV's airbox and lightly tap the top several times on a hard service to knock out any debris, being careful not to bend the cage or pleats. STEP 2 Blow out the filter from the inside out using the nozzle no closer than 1" from the media. Continue to move the nozzle taking care not to focus it on one specific area. Use an OSHA-approved regulator at no more than 30psi. STEP 3 Use the nozzle to blow out the outside of the filter at an angle to remove any large debris that was not removed in Steps 1 and 2. Be careful not to blow debris back into the media. Then blow out once more from the inside out.
