Performance Racing Karting Honda Cr125 Ignition Sys. on 2040-parts.com
Miami, Florida, US
Up for your bidding is a 1996 Honda CR125 Ignition System. The Denso ICM box # 071000-0850. The Denso Flywheel # 032000-8620. The Coil # KZ4-3956 5H 31. The Stator coil #9JZ, and Kill switch. All connectors are in good shape, minor rust on flywheel see photos. Please check with your local dealer for compatability with your engine and ask any questions before bidding. I only ship to the 48 Continental United States.
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