1992 Arctic Cat Ext 550 Crankcase, Crankshaft , Oil Pump, Water Pump And Bolts. on 2040-parts.com
Colbert, Washington, United States
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1992 Arctic Cat EXT 550 Crankcase with Crankshaft , Oil pump, Water pump and Bolts. In good condition , no problems Off low mile sled 2600 mi Bearings noisy on crankshaft Everything in pics included ( Old seals included for comparison only) May fit many years and models May fit 1992-2005 carb or EFI models ( same crankcase as the 580 ) See pics Email with questions |
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