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Delivery
| Lithuania1–2 business days | Latvia2–4 business days | Estonia2–4 business days | |
|---|---|---|---|
| €3.20 | €5.50 | €7.80 | |
| €3.00 | €4.50 | €5.00 | |
| €3.63 | €4.20 | €4.50 | |
| €6.00 | €12.00 | €13.35 | |
| €6.00 | €8.00 | €8.00 | |
| €6.00 | €10.00 | €10.00 |
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Specifications
- Manufacturer
- HIFLO
Description
Air filter HIFLO HFA3604
The Hiflo HFA3604 air filter is a high-quality product designed specifically for the Suzuki GSX750 Inazuma motorcycle to ensure optimal air filtration and protect the engine from dirt. This filter guarantees perfect fit and efficient operation.
Advantages:
- Effective filtration: The HFA3604 filter perfectly captures fine particles such as dust, sand and other impurities, ensuring a clean air supply to the engine. This helps prevent engine wear and extends its service life.
- Optimal air flow: The design of the filter is optimized to provide the right amount of air to the engine while retaining impurities. This guarantees optimal engine performance and power.
- High-quality materials: The HFA3604 filter is made of strong and high-quality materials that are resistant to wear and corrosion. This ensures long-term and reliable operation of the filter.
Technical characteristics:
- Type: air filter
- Model: HFA3604
- Manufacturer: Hiflo
Compatibility:
Replaces OEM number: Suzuki 13780-03F00
- This air filter fits the following Suzuki motorcycle models:
- GSX750 W, X, Y, K1 Inazuma (1998-2002)
Why Hiflo?
Hiflo filters are known for their high quality, reliability and excellent value for money. The company specializes in the production of motorcycle filters, so it can offer a wide range of high-quality products.
Recommendation:
Change the air filter regularly to ensure optimal engine performance and longevity. The replacement interval depends on the driving conditions and the manufacturer's recommendations. Most motorcycles recommend changing the air filter every 10,000-15,000 km or once a year, whichever comes first. Always follow your motorcycle owner's manual and manufacturer's instructions.



