DNA Air Filter For Suzuki P-S10S09-0R – Maximum Airflow & Race-Grade Performance

Designed for riders who demand peak engine performance on both road and track, the DNA P-S10S09-0R Air Filter delivers unmatched airflow, horsepower gains, and filtration efficiency. With DNA’s advanced Full Contour design (FCd), this drop-in replacement fits perfectly in the OEM airbox and offers a washable, reusable, and eco-friendly upgrade over stock paper filters.

Engineered for Power & Protection

Massive Airflow Boost – Increases airflow by 51.45%, enhancing throttle response and horsepower.
Race-Ready Efficiency – ISO 5011 certified with up to 99% filtration efficiency.
OEM Replacement Fit – Custom-fit design for hassle-free drop-in installation.
Built to Last – Features 4 layers of premium cotton gauze and a precision laser-cut supporting frame.

Durability Meets Convenience

Washable & Reusable – Eco-friendly and cost-effective long-term upgrade.
High Airflow Output –

• DNA Filter Flow: 182.20 CFM @ 1.5” H₂O

• OEM Filter Flow: 120.30 CFM @ 1.5” H₂O
  OEM Part Reference – Replaces Part No. 1378047H10

Bike Compatibility

• Suzuki GSXS 1000 (2016–2021)

• Suzuki Katana (2019–2021)

• Suzuki GSXR 1000 (2009–2016)

Easy Maintenance & Longevity

Cleaning Instructions – Wash gently using DNA air filter cleaning kit or mild detergent. Air dry flat.
Storage Tips – Store in a clean, dry environment away from direct sunlight and extreme heat.
Reusable Lifespan – Designed for multiple cleaning cycles without performance loss.

FAQs

Q1. Is this filter washable and reusable?
Yes, the DNA P-S10S09-0R filter is fully washable and designed for multiple reuse cycles.

Q2. Will this fit directly into my Suzuki’s airbox?
Absolutely. This is a direct OEM replacement that fits without modification.

Q3. Does this filter improve performance significantly?
Yes, it boosts airflow by 51.45%, leading to better throttle response and increased power.

Q4. What type of riding is this filter suitable for?
Ideal for both road and race applications.

Q5. How often should I clean the filter?
Cleaning intervals depend on riding conditions, but typically every 5,000–10,000 km.