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2003 Suzuki Ltz 400 Kfx 400 Head on 2040-parts.com

US $249.99
Location:

Branchdale, Pennsylvania, US

Branchdale, Pennsylvania, US
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2003 SUZUKI LTZ 400

HEAD

IT IS FOR REPAIR

THE VALVES ARE NOT BENT, ALL MOVE FREELY

SURFACES ARE ALL SMOOTH

PORTS ARE GOOD

CAM JOURNALS & LOBES ARE NOT WORN

HEAD COVER IS NOT CRACKED

SPARK PLUG THREADS ARE GOOD

IT HAS A HELI COIL IN ONE OF THE CAM CAPS THREADS..IT WORKS GOOD JUST NEED A BOLT

MISSING 2 CAM CAP BOLTS

THE HEAD HAD SOME CORRISION ON IT, IT NEEDS TO BE TAKEN APART AND CLEANED UP

SELLING AS IS

ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE ASK

MAY FIT OTHER MAKES AND MODELS

THANKS!

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