Edelbrock has long been an industry leader as they offer many great aftermarket parts. They are now proud to offer their Signature Series Air Cleaners with Pro-Flo Air Filters that feature the innovate Pro-Charge Clean Strip.
Official Release:
Edelbrock is now offering their Signature Series Air Cleaners with their popular Pro-Flo Universal Air Filters with the patent pending Pro-Charge Clean Strip.
Edelbrock’s Pro-Flo Universal Air Filters are an economical way to ensure your engine is getting clean air, without the expense of buying a new filter every few thousand miles. They are constructed for superior filtration and air flow performance. They feature the Edelbrock exclusive Pro-Charge clean strip for easy maintenance. The Pro-Charge strip will let you know when it’s time to clean your filter. Each filter is washable and reusable when used with Edelbrock Pro-Charge Cleaning Kit (#43600).
Edelbrock Pro-Flo 14″ round air cleaners work with all popular 5-1/8″ diameter carburetors. Signature Series Air Cleaner (#1224) and (#1225) feature a deep flange base for use with Edelbrock Performer and Thunder AVS Series carburetors. They also feature knockouts in the air cleaner base for use with crankcase ventilation adapter (#1205), sold separately. These air cleaners are stamped from high quality 18-gauge steel. Available in two great finishes; triple chrome-plated with stamped Edelbrock logo (#1206 & #1224) and textured black finish (#1225) with a screen-printed Edelbrock logo for a modern look.
Features:
- Features a 3″ pre-oiled reusable Pro-Flo filter element with the patent pending Pro-Charge Clean Strip that lets the user know when its time to clean the filter
- Edelbrock Pro-Flo Air Filters are an economical solution with superior filtration and performance
- Pro-Flo air filters can be easily cleaned and re-oiled with Edelbrock Pro-Charge Cleaning kit (#43600)
- Available in a triple chrome-plated (#1206 & #1224) and black powder coated (#1225) finish
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