99-02 Mach Z 800 (809) Head With Sensor And Coolant 90° Neck on 2040-parts.com
Millinocket, Maine, United States
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Head off 99 Mach Z 800 (809). Comes with all head bolts and gasket for coolant 90° fitting. Still has water temp sensor in it as well. The only issue is where the center piston dindged the head up. That can all be filed off since none of the dings are deep. All threads and bolts are good and overall the head is excellent.
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