650 Twin (2004-2006): Order any #PCS1 or #PCS1BC FLO Oil Filter
Arctic Cat – UTV Side-by-Side Applications
Prowler 500: 2016-2020
Prowler 550: 2006-2014
Prowler 650: 2006-2009
Prowler 700: 2008-2025
Prowler 1000: 2009-2025
Wildcat XX: 2014-2025
Wildcat Sport: 2015-2025
Wildcat Trail: 2015-2025
Features
Gunmetal-grey Anodized Finish
Cleanable and Reusable
Superior Filtration: 35 microns “absolute rating” (one-pass test). This is far superior to lower micron, multiple-pass rated paper filters. (Please Google if you’re unfamiliar with why this is better.)
Proven Aerospace, NASCAR, Indy, and Formula 1 Technology
High Flow Rate
Easy Filter Element Inspection
Unaffected by Water, Heat, or Pressure
Environmentally Friendly
Pays for Itself: Save money in the long run by eliminating the need for replacement filters.
Superior Filtration Technology
The FLO Oil Filter should be the last oil filter you ever need! Made from laser-cut, medical-grade 304 stainless steel micronic filter cloth, this filter provides up to 200% more filter area in many cases. It captures items down to 35 microns (absolute rating, one-pass test), which is about three times better than most paper or brass filters.
Unlike glued paper filters, the FLO Oil Filter’s pleat seam is welded, allowing it to withstand temperatures up to 600°F.
Consistent Flow Under All Conditions
The FLO Oil Filter maintains consistent flow under extreme conditions, including heat, water, and cold starts. Paper filters often struggle, leading to the bypass valve opening and allowing unfiltered oil to enter the engine. The FLO Oil Filter prevents this, ensuring reliable performance no matter the conditions.
This high-tech filter technology is used across various industries, including NASCAR, Indy-type cars, Formula 1, and aerospace, where filtration is critical for performance.
Environmental Benefits
In addition to its superior filtration, the FLO Oil Filter helps keep landfills free of used filters, making it an environmentally conscious choice.
Cleaning Instructions
Note the original filter position to ensure correct installation.
Clean the filter at each oil change using solvent, contact cleaner, kerosene, or any other degreasing agent—even common dish soap.
Blow air through the filter from the inside out to remove any small particles or cleaning agents.
Lubricate rubber parts with clean oil before installation to ensure a proper seal.
