AMSOIL EaOM Motorcycle Oil Filters
AMSOIL Ea Motorcycle Oil Filters are made with premium-grade full
synthetic media. Ea Motorcycle Oil Filters feature advanced full
synthetic nanofiber technology, making them the highest efficiency
filters available for the motorcycle market.
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AMSOIL EaOM Chrome Motorcycle Oil Filters
AMSOIL Ea Motorcycle Oil Filters are made with premium-grade full
synthetic media. Ea Motorcycle Oil Filters feature advanced full
synthetic nanofiber technology, making them the highest efficiency
filters available for the motorcycle market. Fit import and Harley
Davidson motorcycles.
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AMSOIL SMF Motorcycle Oil Filters
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Ea Motorcycle Air Filters, including Harley Davidson
Nanofiber technology for the motorcycle market. Hold 15 times more
dust than wet-gauze-type filters. Nanofiber media removes 5 times
more dust than traditional cellulose filters and 50 times more dust
than wet gauze.
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Ea Motorcycle Air Filters (EaAM) - More Information
Application information can be found in the online power sports lookup, in the G2135 Power Sports Application Guide or proper filters may be determined when placing orders.
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Nanofiber Basics
Because the nanofibers in AMSOIL Ea Motorcycle Air Filter media are
so small, there are more pores per square inch, allowing for higher
dirt-holding capacity and lower pressure drop compared to
traditional filter medias. Thinner media fibers produce more uniform
pore size distribution, improving the filter’s overall ability to
capture and retain particles.
Air Filtration Basics
An engine requires air for combustion, but the air drawn in through
the induction system is loaded with contaminants. There are over 400
tons of suspended dirt and other contaminants in a cubic mile of air
over a typical city. The concentration can be even higher in rural
areas where there is frequent travel on unpaved roads. The dirt and
contaminants drawn into an engine from the air are the leading
causes of engine wear.
The function of the air filter is to trap and hold these wear causing contaminants without restricting air flow. As the filter traps more and more contaminants, air flow becomes restricted, smothering the engine and diminishing performance. The more wear causing contaminants a filtration media traps and holds, while still allowing optimum air flow, the better the filtration media.
The nanofiber technology used in AMSOIL Ea Filters surpasses all other technology in efficiency, capacity and service life. With AMSOIL Ea Air Filters, dust and submicron particles remain on the surface and are trapped in the nanofibers, preventing particles from lodging in the filter media depth. This produces higher efficiency and higher capacity, extending engine and filter life and reducing engine wear.
Ea Motorcycle Air Filters
The filtration media in the Ea Motorcycle Air Filter is pleated and
has epoxy-coated wire on the face and back of the media for
additional strength and stiffness. High quality plastisol potting
compounds bond the pleat packs to the plastic or aluminum side
plates. The S&S (aftermarket engine and carburetor manufacturer)
style round filters are manufactured with high-quality plastisol
that bonds the media to the wire backing and sealing area.
Superior Filtration
The synthetic nanofiber media featured in AMSOIL Ea Motorcycle Air
Filters have sub-micron diameters and small inter-fiber spaces,
resulting in more contaminants being captured on the surface of the
media and lower restriction. Cellulose, wetted gauze and foam
filters have larger spaces between the media that cause contaminants
to load in the depth of the filter, resulting in airflow path
plugging, higher restriction and lower capacity.
Cleanable for Long Service Life
AMSOIL Ea Motorcycle Air Filters are cleanable, providing
unsurpassed protection and long service life. AMSOIL Ea Motorcycle
Air Filters should be cleaned every year or according to operating
conditions. Operation in extremely dusty or dirty environments may
require more frequent cleaning. Ea Motorcycle Air Filters should be
changed every four years.
Cleaning Instructions
AMSOIL Ea Motorcycle Air Filters are cleaned in the same manner as
AMSOIL Ea Air Filters for cars and light trucks: with a vacuum or
shop air. To clean with a vacuum, place the filter on a flat surface
and carefully vacuum the filter media on the dirty side where the
incoming airflow enters the filter. To clean with shop air, hold the
filter with one hand and carefully blow the filter media at a
45-degree angle on the clean side of the filter using low-pressure
(15 to 20 psi) shop air. Using too much air pressure will damage the
filter media.
Superior Alternative
AMSOIL is producing an initial offering of eight Ea Motorcycle Air
Filters manufactured for the most popular Harley Davidson models
from the years 1988 to 2006, including motorcycles equipped with S&S
carburetors and air cleaner housings.
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