2006 Arctic Cat Firecat F7 Brake Caliper F5 F6 Sabercat on 2040-parts.com
Tewksbury, Massachusetts, United States
Brake caliper removed from a 2006 F7. Includes brake pads and bearings and as shown in pics. In good working condition. Will work on all year and model Firecats and Sabercats with Diamond Drive Gear box.
Retail price new: $268.24 |
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