Pro-x 01.2514.100 Piston Kit For Yamaha 760 / 1200 Pwc Models - 85.00mm on 2040-parts.com
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Pro-X Racing Parts Piston KitPart Number: 01.2514.100
Our OEM style Tin coated pistons assist the wear in process when you just started the bike. We have developed a new skirt coating that not only assists the wear in process, but also helps reducing friction after the wear in. The black coating is made from a delicate mix of materials and will increase performance.The latest cylinders are plated by a Nicasil plating. Fits: |
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