Cobra Powrflo Air Intake

Duration: 2:40

Bob LaRosa gives us a little fresh air with the Cobra PowrFlo air intake review. You are getting more performance and sound out of your exhaust and now you need to feed the motor more air. This video goes over the benefits of adding an aftermarket air intake to your motorcycle and why Cobra’s PowrFlo is right for you.

Learn more about performance gains and Cobra with these videos:
Fix My Hog Reviews Cobra – Exhaust and More
Slip-Ons
Full Exhaust Systems
Air Intakes
Fuel Management Systems

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  2. Don
    Don

    On the Honda 1300 VTX c,,,the breater air hose hose what happens to it or what do you do with it when you install this air
    system ?

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