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K&N performance replacement air filter, number SU-1506, is specifically designed to fit 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, and 2010 Suzuki FU150 Raider models

Underbone motorcycles are especially popular in South Asian and South East Asian countries. Although the appearance is similar to a scooter, the wheels, engine position, and transmission are based on the design of conventional motorcycles. The 2004-2010 Suzuki FU150 Raider is classified as an underbone motorcycle and with an engine borrowed from the Suzuki FXR150 sport bike, the Raider is capable of a top speed of around 135 kilometers an hour.

The Suzuki FU150 Raider underbone motorcycle has a performance oriented 150cc DOHC four-stroke engine coupled to a close-ratio 6-speed transmission. 2004-2010 Suzuki FU150 Raider owners looking for a performance upgrade can count on K&N for superior airflow and superior performance. A K&N washable/reusable air filter is built with K&N’s famous high-flow cotton air filter media to provide increased airflow over the stock air filter and meet the performance demands of Suzuki FU150 Raider owners.

The K&N performance replacement air filter SU-1506 is specifically designed to fit into the stock air filter box of 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, and 2010 Suzuki FU150 Raider models with a 150cc engine. K&N high-flow replacement air filters are performance designed to provide increased airflow without sacrificing filtration efficiency and engine protection. K&N performs air filtration efficiency testing according to the internationally recognized ISO 5011 protocol and makes those test results available for viewing.

Additional modifications, such as fuel management modifications, are not necessary to obtain increased performance with K&N replacement air filter SU-1506. K&N oiled cotton gauze air filters can be easily cleaned using one of K&N’s Recharger air filter service kits. Covered by a 10-year/million mile limited warranty, and made in the USA, K&N’s SU-1506 replacement air filter is designed to outlast your Suzuki FU150 Raider underbone motorcycle.

K&N replacement air filter SU-1506 will provide superior airflow and superior performance for the following Suzuki Raider models:

2010 Suzuki FU150 Raider R 147
2009 Suzuki FU150 Raider R 147
2008 Suzuki FU150 Raider R 147
2007 Suzuki FU150 Raider R 147
2006 Suzuki FU150 Raider R 147
2005 Suzuki FU150 Raider 147
2004 Suzuki FU150 Raider 147

K&N air filter SU-1506 is designed as a direct air filter cross reference for Suzuki filter number 1378025G00.

Find K&N products for your vehicle using the K&N application search then use the K&N dealer search to find a K&N dealer in your part of the world.

Students of Ice Action & Training learn performance driving techniques for ice and snow surfaces including sliding, circular paths, load change and try those skills in a Rally stage race

Winters in the north of Finland last around 200 days with permanent snow cover from about mid-October to early May making this an ideal location for the Ice Action & Training school

In the far northern region of Finland three champion Rally racers have combined their 30+ years of competitive driving experience to form a unique driving school named Ice Action & Training. Over the course of 3 to 4 days, students will get behind the wheel of specially equipped Subaru WRX STi as well as Subaru BRZ cars and take them to the limits. The Ice Action & Training school is set on 450 hectares (just under 2 square miles) in the far northern region of Finland near Ivalo, Invari. Winters in the north of Finland last around 200 days with permanent snow cover from about mid-October to early May making this an ideal location for the Ice Action & Training school. Students of the school will learn performance driving techniques for ice and snow surfaces, sliding surfaces, circular paths, and several load change sections. Additionally the school incorporates a rally handling track with high snow banks where it holds a special rally stage race up to 6 km long.

Ice Action & Training employs three driving instructors, Sandro Wall Wine, Armin Black, and Mark Wall Wine, who have over three decades of combined Rally World Cup experience. Between the three instructors there is almost no driving situation which they have not encountered and they impart this experience gained behind the wheel of Rally cars upon the students of Ice Action & Training. The driving school relies upon the Rally proven all-wheel-drive performance of its fleet of eight Subaru WRX STi models. Five Subaru BRZ models are included in the school’s fleet to help teach controlled drifting techniques with a rear-wheel-drive car. Ice Action & Training is supported by K&N air filters and each of the production fleet vehicles are equipped with a K&N performance air intake system. K&N air intake systems offer the superior airflow and superior performance needed to turn the spiked Michelin ice tires.

K&N air intake systems offer the superior airflow and superior performance needed to turn the Subaru WRX STi car’s spiked Michelin ice tires

K&N high-flow air filters and performance air intake systems provide the Ice Action & Training school with the performance and protection needed for aggressive driving in tough conditions

Ice Action & Training’s Subaru WRX STi fleet is equipped with the K&N Typhoon short ram intake 69-8005TWR. A K&N high-flow air filter, mandrel-bent aluminum air intake tube, and an application specific air filter heat shield combine to add an estimated 17.49 more horsepower and 17.52 lb-ft of additional torque to this already fast car. The Subaru BRZ models used by Ice Action & Training for rear-wheel-drive exercises are also equipped with K&N performance air intake systems. Each Subaru BRZ, which shares its platform with the Scion FR-S, is fitted with K&N Typhoon short ram intake system 69-8619TS. K&N high-flow air filters and performance air intake systems provide the Ice Action & Training school with the performance and protection needed for aggressive driving in tough conditions.

More horsepower isn’t just for race cars; it’s for your car. Use the K&N Search By Vehicle Tool to find products for your Subaru or other vehicle. Use the K&N dealer search to find an authorized K&N dealer in your part of the world.

2010 Ford Mustang 4.0L V6 air intake includes an oversized K&N high-flow air filter fitted to the end of a custom engineered rotationally molded HDPE air intake tube

The fifth-generation Ford Mustang received a makeover for the 2010 model year. Although the 4.0L Cologne V6 and 4.6L modular V8 were carried over from the 2005-2009 Ford Mustang, changes to the exterior and interior meant K&N needed to design new air intake systems for 2010 Ford Mustang models. However, Ford introduced a new 3.7L Duratec V6 and the 5.0L V8 Coyote Motor for the 2011 Ford Mustang. This makes the 2010 Ford Mustang an oddball in Mustang history and perhaps one day it might even be a rare collectable.

The 2010 Ford Mustang an oddball in Mustang history and perhaps one day it might even be a rare collectable

What many owners of 2010 Ford Mustang models are probably upset with is the huge increase in horsepower the Mustang received in 2011. 2010 Ford Mustang 4.0L V6 owners seeking a street legal boost in horsepower should look to K&N air intake 57-2577. For 2010 Ford Mustang 4.0L V6 models, an oversized K&N high-flow air filter RC-4381 is clamped to the end of a custom engineered rotationally molded HDPE air intake tube. An application specific air filter heat shield is included with the 2010 Ford Mustang 4.0L V6 air intake to help deflect engine heat away from the air filter. All of the design features of a K&N performance air intake system work together to deliver increased performance by increasing the amount of airflow available to the engine, reducing air intake tract restriction and straightening the airflow for less turbulence.

An application specific air filter heat shield is included with the K&N 2010 Ford Mustang 4.0L V6 air intake

On the dyno, K&N 2010 Ford Mustang 4.0L air intake 57-2577 produced an estimated additional 7.4 horsepower at 7700 rpm and an equally beneficial 8.27 pound-feet of torque over the factory air intake ducting and air filter box of an otherwise stock 2010 Ford Mustang 4.0L V6. Increased horsepower and torque will increase acceleration and the elimination of the stock air intake baffling will improve 2010 Ford Mustang 4.0L V6 engine sound. More horsepower will improve the overall driving experience especially when accelerating onto a highway, passing a big rig, or going uphill.

More horsepower will improve the overall 2010 Ford Mustang 4.0L driving experience, especially when accelerating onto a highway, passing a big rig, or going uphill

K&N performance air intake systems include a world famous K&N washable and reusable high-flow air filter. The oversized and pleated design of a K&N air filter, such as RC-4381, is designed to provide a large surface area. As a result a K&N air intake system’s K&N air filter can go up to 100,000 miles between cleanings, depending on driving conditions. When it does come time to service the K&N air filter, a readily available K&N Recharger air filter service kit will restore the filter to like-new performance.

With simple to follow instructions and no need to make any other modifications to your 2010 Ford Mustang 4.0L V6, you’ll be on the road in approximately 90 minutes with more street legal horsepower under your right foot. If all that weren’t enough, K&N backs the 57-2577 2010 Ford Mustang 4.0L V6 air intake system with a 10-year/million mile limited warranty. K&N air intake system 57-2577 is engineered to provide a guaranteed increase in horsepower for the following Ford Mustang models:

2010 Ford Mustang 4.0L V6

To find additional K&N Ford Mustang performance parts, please visit the Ford Mustang air filters and Ford Mustang air intakes pages. To find K&N performance upgrades for other vehicles, use the Search by Vehicle tool. To find an authorized K&N dealer nearby, use the K&N Dealer Search function.

The K&N 2008-2010 Chevy HHR SS 2.0L turbo air intake retains the lower half of the stock air box to act as a heat shield for the oversized conical air filter and molded HDPE air intake tube

The Chevrolet HHR (Heritage High Roof) is a retro-styled compact station wagon inspired by mid-1940’s panel trucks, such as the Chevrolet Suburban. Bryan Nesbitt is credited with the design of the Chevy HHR. Bryan was also a former Chrysler designer and was the lead designer on the Chrysler PT Cruiser. This would explain the similarities between the two cars, and why the Chevy HHR is jokingly referred to as the second generation PT Cruiser.

Chevy offered a high performance version of the HHR and 2008-2010 Chevrolet HHR SS 2.0L turbo models can experience a boost in performance that is street legal in all 50 states

The PT Cruiser shared its platform with the Dodge Neon, and at one point also borrowed the turbocharged engine from the Neon SRT-4. Keeping with tradition, Chevrolet released a high-performance variant of the HHR that wore the SS badge and was powered by a 2.0L turbocharged inline-four borrowed from the Chevy Cobalt SS. The HHR’s 2.0L turbo engine was rated at 260 horsepower and 260 lb-ft of torque from the factory. However, a sport compact retro wagon like the HHR is deserving of a boost in performance. One of the best performance upgrades for the money is a K&N air intake system.

K&N stuffed an oversize conical air filter inside the stock air box which also takes advantage of the factory cold air inlet

The K&N performance air intake system 57-3069 for 2008-2010 Chevy HHR SS 2.0L turbo models retains the bottom half of the stock air filter box to make use of limited space, act as a heat shield, and retain the use of the stock cold air inlet. An oversized K&N high-flow air filter is stuffed inside the stock air filter box, and a new K&N air box lid is included with the 2008-2010 Chevrolet HHR SS 2.0L air intake system to make room for the superior airflow and superior performance of a K&N washable air filter.

The K&N 2008-2010 Chevy HHR SS air intake was shown to free up an estimated additional 9.4 horsepower on this already fun-to-drive turbo sport compact

To further reduce airflow restriction and turbulence, K&N designed a rotationally molded high-density polyethylene (HDPE) air intake tube to direct the airflow from the large K&N air filter into the HHR’s turbocharger. The molded HDPE air intake tube has a smooth internal surface for reduced airflow turbulence and the molded design allows K&N engineers to make use of limited space under the hood. Reducing restriction and straightening airflow allows the 2008, 2009 and 2010 Chevy HHR SS 2.0L turbo engine to breathe easier. Reducing the amount of energy wasted on breathing allows the engine to put more power to the ground.

K&N performs in-house dyno testing to guarantee that its intakes will provide an increase in horsepower. Tests show that the 2008, 2009 and 2010 Chevrolet HHR SS 2.0L turbo air intake produced an impressive estimated 9.4 horsepower and an equally beneficial 9.74 lb-ft increase of torque at the front wheels of a 2008 Chevrolet HHR 2.0L. An increase in power isn’t just for NASCAR; it’s for your car. The superior airflow and superior performance of a K&N performance air intake can be used even during average driving situations; such as merging onto a highway or passing a big-rig.

K&N high-flow air filters are washable and reusable. They can be washed time and again without any degradation in performance by using a K&N Recharger air filter service kit. The reusability of a K&N washable air filter makes the K&N 2008-2010 Chevy HHR SS 2.0L air intake system an even smarter buy. K&N high-flow air filters and K&N performance air intake systems are backed by a 10-year/million mile limited warranty. Furthermore, K&N air intakes bought and installed in the U.S.A are guaranteed to provide an increase in horsepower and if a warranty department tries to deny a claim or blame the presence of a K&N product, K&N will step-in and resolve the issue

K&N air intake 57-3069 will add a 50-state street legal performance upgrade to the following Chevy HHR models:

2010 Chevrolet HHR 2.0L L4
2009 Chevrolet HHR 2.0L L4
2008 Chevrolet HHR 2.0L L4

Use the search by vehicle tool on knfilters.com to find additional products and air intakes for Chevrolet HHR models, or other vehicles. To find a local authorized K&N dealer, use the Find Dealer search function.

Enders-Stevens amassed 6 NHRA Pro Stock race wins during 2014, and she also won the 2014 K&N NHRA Horsepower Challenge at Las Vegas Motor Speedway

Erica Enders-Stevens defeated fan-vote winner Dave Connolly in the final to become the first female winner in the history of the K&N NHRA Horsepower Challenge

Readers of Racer magazine have been casting their votes for overall Racer of the Year since 1995, and for the first time in the history of the award a female racer has been chosen. Having clinched the 2014 NHRA Pro Stock championship Erica Enders-Stevens is the hottest driver in NHRA Pro Stock drag racing right now. It comes as little surprise that she would have been voted Drag Racer of the Year by readers of Racer magazine. However, it was her commanding margin of victory for overall Racer of the Year over veteran racers John Force, Kevin Harvick, and Lewis Hamilton, among others, that caught Racer magazine by surprise.

Erica Enders-Stevens had an amazing 2014 NHRA Pro Stock season. Enders-Stevens amassed 6 NHRA Pro Stock race wins during 2014, and along the way she also won the 2014 K&N NHRA Horsepower Challenge at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. The K&N NHRA Horsepower Challenge pits eight of the best NHRA Pro Stock drivers in a three-round shootout with the winner taking home $50,000. Erica Enders-Stevens was an alternate filling in for Mike Edwards, and she ended the day with two trips to the winner’s circle. Not only did Mrs. Enders-Stevens enjoy a winning 2014 NHRA Pro Stock season but she was also successful at setting NHRA Pro Stock speed and elapsed time records.

Enders-Stevens, driver of the Elite Motorsports Chevrolet Camaro, collected a $25,000 “double-up” bonus from NHRA due to also winning the NHRA Pro Stock race

Erica Enders-Stevens was quoted as saying “I have an awesome team – owner Richard Freeman, crew chiefs Rick and Rickie Jones, engine guys Jake Hairston and Nick Ferri, and the rest of our extended crew at Elite. We always say 'team work makes the dream work' and that team work allowed us to win six races and the K&N Horsepower Challenge.”

Based upon Erica’s 2014 season it’s not much of a surprise that she would become Drag Racer of the Year. In fact, according to the stats released on Racer.com, Erica Enders-Stevens ran away with the Drag Racer of the Year fan votes with a landslide victory. What was surprising, is that Enders-Stevens’ winning streak carried over into the overall Racer of the Year vote where she earned nearly 50% of all votes. Her next closest competitor for overall Racer of the Year was John Force with a mere 9.7% of Racer magazine readers voting for him. This award makes Erica Enders-Stevens the first woman in history to clinch the NHRA Pro Stock championship, the first female overall Racer of the Year, and the first woman to win the K&N NHRA Horsepower Challenge bonus race.

Anne Perkins, a 2014 K&N Horsepower Challenge Sweepstakes finalist, was paired with Enders-Stevens and took home the one-of-a-kind 2014 K&N HPC Custom Toyota Tacoma

Of her Racer of the Year title, Erica Enders-Stevens said “No woman had ever won the NHRA Pro Stock title – nor the RACER of the Year award! – so I'm humbled to be the first. I always wanted to be thought of as a racer, not just a 'female racer,' but I recognize my place in history – even though sometimes I don't believe it!”

K&N is excited to see what the 2015 NHRA Pro Stock season has in store for Erica Enders-Stevens. The 2015 K&N NHRA Horsepower Challenge is quickly approaching with the special bonus event to take place during the 2015 SummitRacing.com NHRA Nationals to be held on April 11th, 2015 at The Strip at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. It will be exciting to see if Erica Enders-Stevens is able to win a second K&N NHRA Horsepower Challenge. For the last six years K&N air filters has run a sweepstakes in which eight finalists are chosen at random and awarded a Prize Trip Package to include travel expenses and hotel accommodations for two in Las Vegas, Nevada. At the event each finalist is randomly paired with one of the eight K&N NHRA Horsepower Challenge professional NHRA Pro-Stock drivers. A grand prize winner will be determined based upon the finalist who is paired with the professional NHRA Pro-Stock driver that finishes first in the K&N NHRA Horsepower Challenge.