Filter Wraps

Filter Wraps: cheap insurance for the filter you already paid for

A filter wrap is a fabric cover that pulls over the outside of a cone or panel air filter to shed water and knock down the coarse dirt before it ever reaches the media. If you run an open-element intake in the rain, through mud, or off-road, filter wraps keep heavy water and grit off the filter so the element can do its finer filtering job without loading up or getting soaked. They slip over the filter and secure at the neck, so you can pull one off, wash it, and put it back without touching the intake itself. It is one of the cheapest ways to protect an intake you have already spent real money on.

What ThreePiece stocks

There are 32 covers in this category, spanning 4 brands: K&N Engineering, Injen, AEM Induction, and Wehrli. K&N makes up the bulk of the range with 27 options, from round tapered wraps to larger cone covers, while Injen, AEM and Wehrli fill in specific fitments and universal covers. Current in-stock pricing runs from $46 to $72 — that is the live range for what is on the shelf right now, not a locked-in promise.

Concrete examples: the K&N Drycharger RU-2815 in black and the K&N red Drycharger 5.25in x 3in round tapered wrap cover common cone shapes. The AEM wrap with a 6in base and 7 1/8in tall body is sized by dimension. Injen offers both a rain guard for the Evolution intake (EVO2000) and a black Hydroshield sized 6in base, 5in tall, and Wehrli lists a universal Outerwear cover for use with WCF filters.

How to choose

The key decision is fit. Some wraps are cut for a specific intake or filter part number, and some are universal covers sized only by base, top and height. If your filter is a known cone, match the base and top diameters and the tall dimension — the AEM and Injen listings spell those numbers out. Brand-matched covers like the Injen rain guard and the Wehrli Outerwear are made to pair with that maker's own filters, which takes the guesswork out. Color is mostly preference; black and red are both offered in the K&N range. Because coverage here is not tied to a fitment database, measure your filter before ordering rather than assuming.

What else you need with it

A wrap protects a filter, so it belongs alongside the filter itself. Browse Replacement Air Filters, Drop In Filters, Panel Filters and Air Filter Elements to match a wrap to your element. If you are building the whole induction side, the Cold Air Intake Kits category is the parent of most of the intakes these wraps fit. See everything under Air Intakes for the full section.

Fitment and ordering

These covers ship with free shipping on all orders, and Affirm and Katapult financing is available at checkout. Not sure a wrap fits your filter? Call fitment help at 813-535-5801 or reach us through contact us with your filter dimensions or part number and we will help you match one.

Filter Wraps: cheap insurance for the filter you already paid for

A filter wrap is a fabric cover that pulls over the outside of a cone or panel air filter to shed water and knock down the coarse dirt before it ever reaches the media. If you run an open-element intake in the rain, through mud, or off-road, filter wraps keep heavy water and grit off the filter so the element can do its finer filtering job without loading up or getting soaked. They slip over the filter and secure at the neck, so you can pull one off, wash it, and put it back without touching the intake itself. It is one of the cheapest ways to protect an intake you have already spent real money on.

What ThreePiece stocks

There are 32 covers in this category, spanning 4 brands: K&N Engineering, Injen, AEM Induction, and Wehrli. K&N makes up the bulk of the range with 27 options, from round tapered wraps to larger cone covers, while Injen, AEM and Wehrli fill in specific fitments and universal covers. Current in-stock pricing runs from $46 to $72 — that is the live range for what is on the shelf right now, not a locked-in promise.

Concrete examples: the K&N Drycharger RU-2815 in black and the K&N red Drycharger 5.25in x 3in round tapered wrap cover common cone shapes. The AEM wrap with a 6in base and 7 1/8in tall body is sized by dimension. Injen offers both a rain guard for the Evolution intake (EVO2000) and a black Hydroshield sized 6in base, 5in tall, and Wehrli lists a universal Outerwear cover for use with WCF filters.

How to choose

The key decision is fit. Some wraps are cut for a specific intake or filter part number, and some are universal covers sized only by base, top and height. If your filter is a known cone, match the base and top diameters and the tall dimension — the AEM and Injen listings spell those numbers out. Brand-matched covers like the Injen rain guard and the Wehrli Outerwear are made to pair with that maker's own filters, which takes the guesswork out. Color is mostly preference; black and red are both offered in the K&N range. Because coverage here is not tied to a fitment database, measure your filter before ordering rather than assuming.

What else you need with it

A wrap protects a filter, so it belongs alongside the filter itself. Browse Replacement Air Filters, Drop In Filters, Panel Filters and Air Filter Elements to match a wrap to your element. If you are building the whole induction side, the Cold Air Intake Kits category is the parent of most of the intakes these wraps fit. See everything under Air Intakes for the full section.

Fitment and ordering

These covers ship with free shipping on all orders, and Affirm and Katapult financing is available at checkout. Not sure a wrap fits your filter? Call fitment help at 813-535-5801 or reach us through contact us with your filter dimensions or part number and we will help you match one.