K&N crankcase vent filters are perfect for racing applications, vintage cars or individuals who want to add some aesthetics to their classic carbureted engine. The 62-1030 crankcase vent filter has a K&N embossed rubber top with a chrome-plated steel base. The 3/4 inch diameter zinc tube is designed to push in and clamp directly on to metal or plastic tubing where venting is needed. Constructed with a synthetic filter media it can be cleaned and reused repeatedly. Note: Legal in California only for racing vehicles which may never be used, registered, or licensed for use upon a highway. See knfilters.com for CARB status on each part for a specific vehicle.
Constructed with a synthetic filter media, this crankcase vent filter comes with a K&N embossed rubber top and steel base. The tube is 3/4 inch in diameter and clamps directly on to metal or plastic tubing where venting is needed.
Washable And Reusable Filter Media
The K&N Engineering 62-1030 crankcase vent filter is an ideal choice for racing applications, vintage cars, or enthusiasts looking to enhance the aesthetics of their classic carbureted engines. This vent filter features a durable steel base with a chrome-plated finish and a K&N embossed rubber top, offering a combination of style and functionality. The 3/4 inch diameter zinc tube allows for secure attachment to metal or plastic tubing, providing reliable venting for your engine's crankcase. Constructed with a washable and reusable synthetic filter media, this vent filter ensures long-lasting performance and easy maintenance. Its design is suitable for applications where aesthetic appeal and efficient venting are desired, making it a versatile addition to your engine bay.
Features:
Washable and reusable synthetic filter media for long-term use
Chrome-plated steel base provides durability and corrosion resistance
K&N embossed rubber top adds aesthetic appeal and brand recognition
3/4 inch diameter zinc tube designed for secure attachment to metal or plastic tubing
Ideal for racing, vintage cars, and custom engine builds
